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Health Justice is Disability Justice: Disabled Perspectives in Public Health Research, Policy, & Advocacy

Disrupting Educational Ableism & Racism: Disability, Race & Trauma in Schools

Disability Justice & Crip Technoscience: Racism & Ableism in AI & the Future of Technology

Event banner shows a photo of open books arranged in a circle. There are photos of two people. The first person is Aimi Hamraie, an olive-skinned, transmasculine-presenting Iranian person with short, dark curly hair and rectangular glasses, smiles at the camera. They wear a blue collared shirt and blue and green checkered blazer. Behind them is a blurry green tree background. The second person is Mimi Khúc, a young Southeast Asian person with short black hair faced away from the camera, speaking into a microphone. She has a tattoo of a treble clef behind her ear. Her photo is by Tommy Piantone. The corner shows the AWN logo - a large "a" with a dragonfly on it, and the words awnnetwork.org.

Disability Justice & Access-Centered Pedagogy in the Pandemic

Surviving Burnout from Ableism & Racism in the Pandemic

Abolition Deinstitutionalization Decarceration in the Pandemic

Abolition, Deinstitutionalization, and Decarceration in the Pandemic

[photo: screenshot of the cover page for the guide, which says in large text "Before You Go: Know Your Rights & What to Expect at the Doctor and in the Hospital: Tips and Advice for Autistic Trans People About Finding and Going to Doctors." the authors' names Sharon daVanport, Victoria M. Rodríguez-Roldán, Lydia X. Z. Brown, Illustrations by Erin Casey (Human). then the logos for AWN and the Task Force. the colors are subtly blue, purple, and pink.]

Before You Go: Enabling Access for Autistic Trans People in Healthcare

Neurodiversity is for Everyone ™

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