#DisInHigherEd

Danielle N.

DanielleSipsTea

Great thread on how science communicators can make their content more accessible! I would like to add some things I've learned, primarily from the #DisabledInSTEM community. I'm still learning and

American Horror Callie

DeathCab4Callie

1/ On why I'm finally giving up: A thread about a breaking point for disabled folks in self-advocacy:#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #ScienceTwitter #SciTwitter #Academia #HigherEd #Disability #DisabilityTwitter #DisabledInSTEM #DisIn

Disabled In Higher Ed #DisInHigherEd

DisInHigherEd

Today, we are going to be discussing some aspects of US grad applications and interview aspects that you need to consider in advance! *This is written from a general STEM

Syreeta Nolan

nolan_syreeta

Thank you again @riley_ilyse for inviting me to guest lecture in your course. Speaking on intersectionality and inclusion on disability in higher ed was amazing. Watching a Zoom webinar afterwords

Jeff Edelstein

Jeff_Ed_

So I've been informally/formally researching #disability cultural centers and desperately want to find a way to engage more in discussions about them. So here's a thread and some logorrhea for

Disabled In Higher Ed #DisInHigherEd

DisInHigherEd

My last topic will be more focused on #AcademicAbleism - I want to talk about systemic ableism I see in my field, and in higher ed in general. My undergraduate

Syreeta Nolan

nolan_syreeta

Imagine a mental health field that doesn’t center on the DSM diagnoses where people could preventively see a psychologist annually and a neuropsychologist every three years, both covered with $0

Dr Zoë Ayres

ZJAyres

So unbelievably (to me), I've woken up today to having over 20,000 followers on here, which is just mind-blowing. When I started advocating for #AcademicMentalHealth I could never have foreseen

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