The Disability Inclusion Network (DIN) business resource group invites you to attend the Disability Leadership Institute webinar series, Crip Camp: The Official Virtual Experience 2020. According to the Disability Leadership Institute, The Crip Camp Impact Campaign is inviting all grassroots activists and advocates to join us this summer for a virtual camp experience featuring trailblazing speakers from the disability community. All are welcome, you do not need any activism experience to participate. The webinars take place every Sunday from 2-4pm starting May 17,th 2020 through August 30,th 2020. We highly encourage you to take part in these webinars. Below are the topics and agenda for the webinar
If you have not watched the documentary Crip Camp on Netflix we highly recommend that you do. The executive producers of the film Crip Camp include President Barack Obama and the First Lady Michelle Obama. The film highlights the civil rights moment of people with disabilities and how different communities came together in support of the revolution. To learn more about the documentary, click on the link Crip Camp Documentary
Full Syllabus of Workshops below: *Please note speakers are subject to change* If you have any questions please email info@cripcamp.com
5/17: Crip Camp Kick Off! Disability Community Culture and Identity5/24: Shedding Shame & Embracing Wholeness: Why We Must Address Internalized Ableism
5/31: Disability, Race, Class, & Gender: Intersectionality
6/7: All the Feels: Incorporating Trauma-Informed Care Strategies into our Work
6/14: We Have ALWAYS Resisted: The History of Disabled Black Activism
6/21: Our Worth, Our Humanity: Disability Justice as a Spiritual Practice
6/28: Let’s Talk about Sex: Our Bodies, Our Lives & Reproductive Justice
7/5: The Personality Behind the Work: Finding Your Social Media Voice
7/12: Hashtag Activism: Organizing Online for Your Community
7/19: I F&*#ed Up: What I Learned from It and How I Apologize
7/26: ADA 30 Celebration 8/2: Education for the People: Best Practices in Facilitation
8/9: Art Activism: Visual & Performing Arts as Vehicles for Change
8/16: Working All the Angles: Civic Engagement and More
8/23: Building Across Movements: Disability as Social Justice Issue
8/30: Getting Paid Without Selling Out: How to Finance Your Work
Sincerely,
Joslyn Nelson, Chair
Mark Adreon, Co-chair
Jim Bevan, Admin
Renae Smith, Communication Director
Washington State’s Disability Inclusion Network (DIN) business resource group exists to create an environment where individuals with disabilities have equitable access to opportunities and resources through recruitment, hiring, training, development, retention, and promotion so that individuals with disability can fully participate in all aspects of the workplace.
To learn more about DIN please visit our website Disability Inclusion Network or email us at din@ofm.wa.gov. Come Like us on Facebook Washington State Disability Network or follow us on LinkedIn Disability Inclusion Network
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