disabled scholars are experts at navigating the challenges many able-bodied peers are experiencing for the first time #GMS2021 https://twitter.com/LucyAllenFWR/status/1348987752558305285?s=20
the able-bodied academic community - & the (more) securely employed academic community - are now experiencing firsthand the many, many problems routinely faced by disabled scholars & ECRs. their - our - research is often devalued b/c of our lack of access /1 #GMS2021
...to resources; judgments about lack of attendance at conferences, in-person events; lower/different bandwidths for taking on "extra" work in the Academy; slower/different timescales for publishing work; perception that digital participation is lesser, lacking. /2 #GMS2021
we can't return to the old, inaccessible "normal" once the worst of the pandemic is over. we have to listen to disabled, ECR communities & integrate strategies moving forward for a more equitable, inclusive, accessible Academy which will beneft ALL scholars /3 #GMS2021
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