Longest running disability film festival in the world produced by @LongmoreInst
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ALT Image Description: Text repeats info on the FB event "Fixed: The Science/Fiction of Human Enhancement Screening + Panel - Thursday, June 18th, 5pm PT/ 8pm ET. Join us for a screening of FIXED followed by a conversation on how race, disability, and size determine who is deemed disposable during pandemics and police violence. Panelists include Max Airborne, Valerie Novack, & Silvia Yee & moderated by Nikki Brown-Booker. Images show stills from Fixed, a dancer with long stilt-like prosthetics, an underwater scuba diver with long flowing hair in a wheelchair, and close-ups of film stars Patty Berne, Fernanda Castela, Silvia Yee, and Gregor Wolbring.
ALT This image displays a world map with location pins marking various spots around the globe. The majority of pins are concentrated in the United States, with additional clusters across Western Europe, particularly in the UK, France, and Italy. Scattered pins can also be found in locations such as Canada, Colombia, South Africa, Australia, India, Indonesia, and one in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Single pins are placed in locations like St. Pierre and Miquelon (a Canadian island), Turkey, Singapore, and Colombia.
ALT Image description: A dark and light red gradient background. In the top right corner there is a world ablaze enveloped in a thick orange haze. Floating around it are a pill bottle, blue satellites, a flaming wheelchair, and a gas mask. White and slightly yellow text reads: Register now! Thursday, May 27, 5 - 6:30p PT. Disability Justice Transformations: Overlaps and Tensions with Climate Justice, Presented by The Paul K. Longmore Institute and Sins Invalid.”
ALT descripción de la imagen: Un fondo degradado rojo oscuro y rojo claro. En la esquina superior derecha hay un mundo en llamas envuelto en una neblina naranja. Flotando a su alrededor hay un frasco de pastillas, satélites azules, una silla de ruedas en llamas y una máscara de gas. Texto blanco y ligeramente amarillo lee: ¡Regístrate ahora! Jueves, 27 de Mayo, 5 - 6:30p PT. Transformaciones de la justicia para las personas con discapacidad: superposiciones y tensiones con la justicia climática, Presentada por The Paul K. Longmore Institute y Sins Invalid.”
ALT Krip-Hop Nation with Disability Justice Culture Club & Paul Longmore Institute presents: Krip-Hop Nation's Corona-19 Artistic Flow Benefit Livestream. Artists with disabilities, musicians, poets, and painters sharing their work online. When: Saturday, May 16th, 2020. Time: 2pm Pacific time zone California, USA. Who: Krip-Hop Artists USA & Internationally. Tech by Paul Longmore Institute. Artists by Krip-Hop Nation. Collection of funds by Disability Justice Culture Club. If you are interested send your song's lyrics, poems, and statements ASAP for the sign language interpreter [email protected]. The poster is red with an illustration of artists in the background, which says Krip-Hop Nation, More than just Music.
ALT Two photos on the image show "The Penguin Who Couldn't Swim" a cartoon penguin with an undersized fin. The top image shows black and white cut-out photos of disabled dancers in miniature on a desk with pencils larger than the dancers.
ALT Photograph of Karen Nakamura (an asian american woman with short hair) holding her service dog Momo, a grey and white beagle. The photograph is studio quality.
ALT Image text: “An Online Short Film Festival!” Exploring the intersection of disability & Asian Am. identity. W/panel discuss feat: Tiffany Yu, Claire Light, Professor Karen Nakamura, James Quedado. All films will play w/ Audio Description and captioning. ASL/Live captioning provided. Thurs 4/30 6:30-8:30pm PT URL
