#DisabilityVisibility

chlo

adelaidesgf

seeing as a lot of abled people don’t know this and quite a few disabled people don’t either i’d like to talk about the spoon theory. the spoon theory is

Haven Coleman

havenruthie

People get good at hiding parts of themselves that are embarrassing or they hate. It makes life easier or buys us time until we can fix things. We do it

Harry Paul (he/him)

_HarryPaul_

I believe that an emphasis on punctuality in medicine is likely to be discriminatory to #DisabledDocs Let's discuss, #MedTwitterThread Let's say you're a college student with well-controlled epilepsy. You've

Nicole Lee Schroeder

Nicole_Lee_Sch

It's disability pride month so here's a list of some of the ableist practices I hear in the academy all the time/have dealt with:My grad school wouldn't postpone my enrollment

PNWForestKing

PNWForestKing

#WASHINGTON: If you are denied equal access (facilities, goods, services, experience) to a public business - treated differently than others -- due to not wearing a mask b/c of a

Sara Gelser

SenSaraGelser

People with disabilities were told @OHAOregon was operating in a health equity model and that vaccines would be distributed in ways that recognized historic inequity and health acces disparity. We

Harry Paul (he/him)

_HarryPaul_

Good morning all and a huge HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Today you turn 30. I'll be writing a love letter to you throughout tomorrow, but for

olivia bernard

orbernardtweets

This #DisabilityPrideMonth, I'll be sharing actionable tips for how you (yes, you!) can make STEM learning & workspaces more inclusive to those of us who are #DisabledInSTEM.#AltText will be available

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