Longmore Institute on Disability

We study and showcase disabled people's experiences to revolutionize social views. Everyone should know that the world is better because of disabled people!

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Blind Posse July Reminders - https://t.co/ujigBjKu2p

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Upcoming June Events - https://t.co/IJpkEtuL5Y

Description: Event flyer for Accessible Strength and Mobility.

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Blind Posse June Reminders for accessible arts and performances for the blind and low vision community in the Bay - https://t.co/3eWkZgvznq

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Blind Posse May Reminders for Accessible Arts and Performances in the Bay Area https://t.co/IwrhHkLZtT

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Updates on the Longmore Institute's Future & Spring Programs - https://t.co/VQBn9kzksE
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Blind Posse Triannual Newsletter - April 2025 - https://t.co/g7ibb9P5Di

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Accessible Arts in the Bay - April Reminders - https://t.co/0RuBz2UqN0

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New Series "Sustaining Us" with the DCC - https://t.co/2bdnv4Rcpj
Description: Warm brown background. “Launching a new series! Sustaining Us is a series of workshops and discussion that explore disability, creativity, economic justice, and all the ways we keep Us going.”

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Longmore Lecture TODAY & March Programs - https://t.co/E4u21VqIWl

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Blind Posse March Reminders for Blind/Low Vision Accessible Art and Performances - https://t.co/zykIATfoix

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Announcing The Longmore Lecture 2025 with Mimi Khúc - https://t.co/Ay3LmwiBCK

Description: Curves and twists of color behind Mimi Khúc's photo, an Asian American woman with short black hair, looks at the camera with shadows coming in through the window frame. Text as below.

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Upcoming February Events at the Longmore Institute - https://t.co/rnnJ4RSvFR

Slide for “A Pleasure Chat with Robin Wilson-Beattie.” A half-sliced orange papaya with a pit filled with seeds.

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Another chance to catch past Superfest film The Body is a House of Familiar Rooms about disability, love, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome on PBS POV: https://t.co/u9kszitmrA

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@LongmoreInst https://t.co/1KwHpIyC6s SARTAC project Fellowship 5K For Self Advocates , Autistic adults, PWD, DUE JAN 17TH Host org is encouraged to match 5K, APPLY NOW

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Purple Fire Crow, aka Antoine Hunter, reflects on disability culture during our launch, “Disability Culture is Here.”

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The application for the Emerge Fellowship closes in four days! Last chance to apply! Learn more: https://t.co/iA32u24izl

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11 days to apply for the Emerge Fellowship! This is the third and final year of this amazing program for disability focused scholar-activists, don’t wait to apply! Learn more at https://t.co/iA32u24izl

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Beautiful piece by @SFdirewolf about Disability Portrait Day! W/ @disa

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Check out a guest blog post I wrote for @SFMOMA about the Disability Portrait Day that I co-organized w/ @LongmoreInst & the SF Disability Cultural Center!

https://t.co/7VU23HOQED

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The Emerge Fellowship will stop receiving applications in 25 days. Don't miss your chance to join a community of like-minded disability justice activists, scholars, and artists! Apply! https://t.co/iA32u24izl

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The San Francisco Municipal Transit Authority is seeking feedback from the disability community about accessibility and transit, please spend 3-5 minutes helping them complete the survey as your capacity allows! The survey will close in one week!

https://t.co/l7lJvXFRpR