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  • Register For Dis/Rep 2023: Holding Us Together

    Listen to this post: Dis/Rep is back for another fully virtual series of interactive workshops called Dis/Rep 2023: Holding Us Together. Dis/Rep is a 6-week relaxed virtual meeting space on Zoom that will meet for two hours on six Sundays between April 23rd and June 4th. If you can’t attend live, that works too. If…

  • Pigeonhole Podcast 44: Red

    Listen to this post (the podcast is at the bottom): I found an old, scrappy video I made of Lavaun a decade ago. She was developing a project to do stories about colors. As an artist with low vision, she never stopped wondering about the best ways to bring a color description to life so…

  • 36th Annual Superfest Disability Film Festival

    Listen to this post: Celebrate! If there’s anything I regret around Superfest it’s that I don’t blog about how much I love the festival all year long. This year’s the 36th festival, and as always, it’s a great lineup of Deaf and disability films from nearly a dozen different countries representing some of the true…

  • Desire Path: Dreaming Access Art, a virtual but real event

    Listen to this post: Desire Paths Have you noticed or been on a desire path before? They beg to be used and used again. That’s the heart of what they are and how they come to be paths at all. They’re defiant and efficient DIY marvels that happen anywhere they can. They oppose the urban…

  • Pigeonhole Podcast 37: When can I cuss again?

    Listen to this post: Built-in accessibility in mainstream software is amazing. It’s nice to not have to purchase new apps or software if you don’t think you’re going to be using the feature long term. I’m writing this right now with Microsoft Word’s dictate feature! But there’s a darker side to this, or rather, Microsoft…