Disability Advocacy | Voice Buffalo

Illustration advocating for disability justice, depicting two people reaching for one another. One figure sits in a wheelchair wearing an orange jumpsuit, and the other wears a white garment and head covering with a bandaged arm. Text above them reads "Disability Justice means resisting together from solitary cells to open-air prisons. To Exist is To Resist" against a backdrop of bars, a yellow surface, a blue sky, a burning structure with an open window, and three projectiles being dropped from a plane.

Disability Justice Resource Guide

Disability Justice is a movement framework that goes beyond the fight for accessibility or inclusion. It’s about transforming the systems that classify some lives as disposable and others worth protecting. Developed by disabled queer people of color through the work of Sins Invalid and the Disability Justice Collective, Disability Justice recognizes that ableism is deeply connected to racism, capitalism, sexism, classism, and other forms of oppression.

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