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✔️ We Can All Do Something Good
Every right now Is the next chorus And everyday is a bright new day Every right now Is the next chorus And we can all do something good --Ronan Boren of Stimpunks and Josephmooon
Create more anti-ableist spaces.
Let’s act to hold ALL spaces accountable for providing care and access to disabled folks with all types of bodies and minds.
JEN WHITE-JOHNSON
We can start building more accessible, care-centered communities now. We can combat ableism now. We can lay the groundwork for a world that works better for all of us.
DR. SAMI SCHALK ON TWITTER
Do you know why we have the sunflowers? It’s not because Vincent van Gogh suffered. It’s because Vincent van Gogh had a brother who loved him. Through all the pain, he had a tether, a connection to the world. And that is the focus of the story we need. Connection.
Hannah Gadsby: Nanette
Give: Us to You
If you need aid, financial or otherwise, visit our “Request Aid” page. We pay neurodivergent and disabled people. We pay us to work. We pay us to live. We pay writers to write, artists to make art, advocates to advocate, and researchers to research. We pay rent. We pay medical bills. We buy medical equipment. We support the neurodiversity and disability communities that supported us on our journey. We serve our loved people so we can keep on living through the onslaught.
Let’s connect.
🫀🧠 Keep On Livin’
Look up to the sky, sky, sky Take back your own tonight You'll find more than you see It's time now, now, get ready This is your time, this is your life and This is your time, this is your life and This is your time, this is your life and This is your time, this is your life and You gotta keep on (Keep on livin!) Gotta keep on (Keep on livin!) You gotta keep on (Keep on livin!) Gotta keep on (Keep on livin!) You gotta keep on (Keep on livin!) Gotta keep on (Keep on livin!) You gotta keep on (Keep on livin!) Gotta keep on (Keep on livin!) -- Keep On Livin'
🤲 Volunteer: Load-share the Friction of Our Existence
We exist as friction, and it’s exhausting. Allies, load-share our burden of existing as friction against structural ableism. “Staying alive is a lot of work for a disabled person in an ableist society.” Share some of that work and friction. We need respite from this wildly painful work.
- Reframe yourself and others. This is hard and important work necessary to all other work. Change the narrative.
- Advocate for accessibility at school, work, and in your community.
- Be a threat to inequity in your spheres of influence.
- Combat the myths.
- Use and promote Identity First Language.
- Elevate care as infrastructure. Stimpunks exists because our systems effectively don’t.
- Celebrate our interdependence!
❤️ Interdependence and Care
- Putting care—not just care work, but care—at the center of our economy, our politics, is to orient ourselves around our interdependence.
- Care is an organizational structure needed to keep our nation running. It’s, by definition, infrastructure.
- Care work makes all other work possible.
- Health is at the center of the human experience.
- We need a counterculture of care.
- I feel that that the fundamental property of humanness is to fill those spaces where humanity has been abandoned with love. Those who would change the system have to begin with love, and with the vision to build geographies of care built from that love.
- Interdependence acknowledges that our survival is bound up together, that we are interconnected and what you do impacts others. Interdependence is the only way out of most of the most pressing issues we face today. If we do not understand that we are interdependent with the planet we as a species will not survive.
- It is time to celebrate our interdependence! Collaboration allows us to create genuinely safe spaces.
- Reframing is self-care and social change.
🙏 All Together Now
Less talk, more action y'all, it's what the children need Less talk, more action y'all, big mood I have a dream (Big Mood) Less talk, more action y'all, no matter where you from Less talk about improvement, We are the motivation, We are the movement
Go to work Go to work Giddy up Go to work It's time for us as a people to mobilize, organize, plot, plan and strategize No matter what your race, creed, color, or religion It's not enough To say we're gonna change It's not enough We need real changes It's not enough To say we're gonna change It's not enough We need real changes Can you hear me (Yes we can) Can you feel me (I Feel You Man) Can you hear me (Yes we can) Can you feel me (I Feel You Man) —Go To Work by The Main Squeeze
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