@ucdavis@Chancellor_May thinks it's appropriate to scare its (disabled) students each quarter by telling our insurance company that we no longer have health insurance.
@Chancellor_May : A great way to wish students “luck” on finals would be to ensure disabled students get access accommodations for their tests. Students are currently being turned away from AES
On this week's episode of Thursday Thoughts, I finally rub Bookhead for good luck for finals.
You've got this, Aggies! Good luck with finals!
Full episode: https://t.co/7IbiRJMq4f
@ucdavis@Chancellor_May Students are being denied accommodations and turned away from AES during finals. What’s admin’s plan for providing an education to its disabled students?
@Chancellor_May: Did you know that students are being refused access accommodations for finals because AES is overbooked? Surely we can find space and staff on a 42,500 square foot campus for your disabled students to access the education they paid for.
“By [...] subverting issues of access, the production forced the audience into awareness of this discrepancy.”
@DelanieWithAnIE reviews @WhyNotTheatreTO’s '22 production of Prince Hamlet, dir. Ravi Jain.
🎭: https://t.co/JTQt4ej1Py
📰: https://t.co/qmYZypF0Ep
@DevinGordonX@TheAtlantic Seems like accessibility might be more important than “art”. The hearing/able-bodied hubris when people don’t realize accessibility is ALSO helpful to them and that ability is a super tenuous category?
Only TEN% of kids have hearing aids covered by health insurance in California. Late last night, CA Assembly removed the Let California Kids Hear Act from their agenda. @JimWoodAD2 @RendonAD62 @PhilTing YOU have the power to make California more accessible! #DisabledKidsMatter
Pretty demoralizing to see @ucdavis ‘s shiny, new, $86,000,000 “teaching learning complex” have several classrooms that have “not wheelchair accessible” signs on the door. ADA who?
“Our anger was a fury sparked by profound injustices. Wrongs that deserved ire. And with that rage we ripped a hole in the status quo.”— Judy Heumann
Because of her work, we have the right to a public life, to basic human rights. We will never again be relegated to the margins.
Anyway, I replied & included a list of *real* research resources, links to catalogues & orgs that could help with genealogical research, & the enquirer was extremely grateful for professional advice. And thankfully resolved not to use #ChatGBT for historical research in future 🙌
I wish that this disaster were getting more news coverage. $25K might not even cover one person’s cancer treatment. And $25K/5K people = $5 per person.
It just occurred to me that when I started grad school, I went to a mandated training that included “how to evaluate student athletes” and accommodate their schedules but was never mandated accessibility or disability inclusion training. Interesting.