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Mobilizing philanthropy toward disability inclusion, rights, and justice

Join us today—because a just and inclusive sector isn’t optional, it’s necessary

A Deaf Black man wearing glasses looks neutrally at the camera while holding a hand lettered sign declaring “NOTHING about us without US.” The man wears denim overalls and has a black and white beard, septum piercing, and hair pulled back with a bandana. The background features a vibrant mural of a Black woman looking down. Photo courtesy of Disabled And Here. Photo by Gritchelle Fallesgon. The background mural’s artist is Lliam Werproc.

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And we know that pleasure is political because the pleasure of certain groups is celebrated, uplifted, normalized while the pleasure of other people is criminalized, policed, shamed, stigmatized and so on. So if we’re talking disabled people, we know that disabled folks and sexuality is stigmatized, shamed. Queer folks, trans folks, our pleasure being policed, literally criminalized. We know that the pleasure of certain folks is not prioritized.”

— Dr. Sami Schalk

Promo for Episode 31 of Disability Inclusion Required featuring Dr. Sami Schalk.