This past weekend, CripAntiquity board members Alicia Matz (Co-Chair) and Tori Lee (Secretary) hosted a workshop at the 9th Quadrennial Feminism & Classics conference, hosted by the University of Cincinnati. (1/)
CripAntiquity is a registered non-profit, and we can't do the work that we do without financial support. If you are not financially able to donate right now, feel free to share with friends, family, fellow enthusiasts of the ancient world, etc.! (4/4)
Following the conference theme of "Communities," they hosted a workshop titled "CripAntiquity: Creating a Community for Disabled/ Neurodivergent Members of the Field," which was attended by 11 participants, including Co-Chair Alexandra Morris who joined virtually. (2/)
We are excited by the connections we made at this conference and look forward to the next opportunity to meet up with members old and new (hopefully at the 2027 SCS in Boston! (3/)
This past weekend, CripAntiquity board members Alicia Matz (Co-Chair) and Tori Lee (Secretary) hosted a workshop at the 9th Quadrennial Feminism & Classics conference, hosted by the University of Cincinnati. (1/)
CripAntiquity was at the SCS/AIA Conference in SF! Thanks to everyone who chatted with us during the conference and at our roundtable. Discussions at the conference gave us many ideas to improve accessibility in our sector. Please continue these talks and providing your support!
CripA wishes you a restful and Happy Holidays! 🎄☃️ We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a roundtable at the AIA/SCS conference this January! "Archaeology and the Disabled in the 21st Century" will be held January 9 from 1:00-2:00 in the Grand Ballroom.
CripA wishes you a restful and Happy Holidays! 🎄☃️ We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a roundtable at the AIA/SCS conference this January! "Archaeology and the Disabled in the 21st Century" will be held January 9 from 1:00-2:00 in the Grand Ballroom.
CripA wishes you a restful and Happy Holidays! 🎄☃️ We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a roundtable at the AIA/SCS conference this January! "Archaeology and the Disabled in the 21st Century" will be held January 9 from 1:00-2:00 in the Grand Ballroom.
As the Co-Chair of @cripantiquity I am not surprised by the results of the @scsclassics census. Classics has a reputation for 'rigor' that informs attitudes towards things like accommodations and accessibility. (1/3)
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We love these events, but we could use your help to continue to do them.
Please, as Disability Pride Month comes to an end, consider donating to our cause! (2/2)
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It has been a big month for CripAntiquity!
Early in the month, three of our board members hosted a panel at the CA conference (pictured below), and just this last weekend we had our first ever annual conference, which was a great success! (1/2)
July is Disability Pride Month, and we are so proud of our members around the world! We are now one step closer to reaching our goal of providing grants/scholarships for our members for conferences and fieldwork: you can now donate to us! https://t.co/5Sz4PWxEbv
We will be hosting a workshop for this year's @StAConf25 Classical Association Conference! The workshop will be July 12 at 9am in United College, School I. We will also be around for the rest of the conference. Feel free to come around and say hi!
We are excited to announce our first annual conference on July 25 and July 26! This conference is completely virtual and completely free. The topics revolve around disability in the ancient world and within academia. To learn more, click the link below! https://t.co/VuPpIbLqsJ
We are excited to announce our first annual conference on July 25 and July 26! This conference is completely virtual and completely free. The topics revolve around disability in the ancient world and within academia. To learn more, click the link below! https://t.co/VuPpIbLqsJ
I'm excited to be taking part in this year's Social History of Learning Disability Conference, happening at the @OpenUniversity on the 9-10th July.
I'll be part of the workshop: "'Is this allowed?' How can we respectfully research disability histories?"
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🌳Daphne🌳
The excellent Alicia Matz (@duxfeminafacti9) wrote the entry for Daphne in A Periodic Table of Greek Mythology!
A postdoctoral fellow at SDSU, and one of the wonderful folk at @cripantiquity, you can see more of her work at https://t.co/9uu8CdxOF6
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