Comments on: accessibility http://blog.cripchick.com/archives/2910 another shapeshifter living among the digital masses Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:56:47 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: my five fav tools to dialogue about justice | cripchick// blog http://blog.cripchick.com/archives/2910/comment-page-1#comment-2321 my five fav tools to dialogue about justice | cripchick// blog Tue, 05 Jan 2010 01:09:49 +0000 http://blog.cripchick.com/?p=2910#comment-2321 [...] like to use them to create larger conversations about access… also like to use this with this accessibility check list that was created collaboratively (see comments below the [...] [...] like to use them to create larger conversations about access… also like to use this with this accessibility check list that was created collaboratively (see comments below the [...]

]]> By: china http://blog.cripchick.com/archives/2910/comment-page-1#comment-2312 china Fri, 01 Jan 2010 01:50:08 +0000 http://blog.cripchick.com/?p=2910#comment-2312 hello! I was wondering if I may be allowed to print this list with credit to your blog - in the next DLYFB zine #3 which I am trying to lay out asap - let me know, ok? I think that linking accessibility and cross over between different needs, I like it and like this list alot! happy new years http://dontleaveyourfriendsbehind.blogspot.com/2009/01/dont-leave-your-friends-behind-call-for_28.html (yea, ignore that deadline. I am trying to get this together now, for real, though!) p.s. I think I remember seeing you that we passed each other coming in and out of doors, I was heading outside with noemi's girls. hello! I was wondering if I may be allowed to print this list with credit to your blog – in the next DLYFB zine #3 which I am trying to lay out asap – let me know, ok? I think that linking accessibility and cross over between different needs, I like it and like this list alot! happy new years

http://dontleaveyourfriendsbehind.blogspot.com/2009/01/dont-leave-your-friends-behind-call-for_28.html
(yea, ignore that deadline. I am trying to get this together now, for real, though!)

p.s. I think I remember seeing you that we passed each other coming in and out of doors, I was heading outside with noemi’s girls.

]]> By: zachari http://blog.cripchick.com/archives/2910/comment-page-1#comment-1993 zachari Mon, 24 Aug 2009 22:22:29 +0000 http://blog.cripchick.com/?p=2910#comment-1993 built in rest/break time. this echos the "structured schedules and awareness of time" point but i just want to stress how much pressure i feel to stick it out sometimes when there hasn't been break time and peeps are working through important issues. or sometimes i feel the same way when at conferences and there are back-to-back workshops and caucuses/meetings during meal times. sometimes it's best to identify a time to rest and reflect for real. built in rest/break time. this echos the “structured schedules and awareness of time” point but i just want to stress how much pressure i feel to stick it out sometimes when there hasn’t been break time and peeps are working through important issues. or sometimes i feel the same way when at conferences and there are back-to-back workshops and caucuses/meetings during meal times. sometimes it’s best to identify a time to rest and reflect for real.

]]> By: In which homework is assigned « Zero at the Bone http://blog.cripchick.com/archives/2910/comment-page-1#comment-1986 In which homework is assigned « Zero at the Bone Wed, 19 Aug 2009 06:59:49 +0000 http://blog.cripchick.com/?p=2910#comment-1986 [...] enough, and they’re frequently a tool for demeaning us further. Cripchick and commenters have lots of suggestions. Also, [...] [...] enough, and they’re frequently a tool for demeaning us further. Cripchick and commenters have lots of suggestions. Also, [...]

]]> By: china http://blog.cripchick.com/archives/2910/comment-page-1#comment-1931 china Sun, 26 Jul 2009 15:26:04 +0000 http://blog.cripchick.com/?p=2910#comment-1931 I am very tall - 6 foot 3 redhead. I do not think we met, I think I would have recognized you from your picture. I would like to be on the Kidz Track Planning committee next year, I hope Kate can do it again, I would like to join and expand it, create more support across the board, for the supporters as well, radical childcare in my opinion is about happy and not overburdened childcare staff. I feel what sets "radical" childcare apart from regular childcare is that its radical on every level: its programming, its respect for children, parents, caretakers, community, and how it fits into the larger event. Also to connect with the larger conference, to educate and inspire so more people leave going "I want to volunteer to do childcare next year". If everyone does a little how much we can do together. To create something more ideal, if it is just a few days, here is our chance to be that work in progress. I was part of creating Kidz City @ the City From Below in Baltimore. Which was great, but its really alot of work to do these things and I wanted to check out the AMC as a participant before I asked to volunteer in any organizational capacity. (I did teach a workshop on making zines to kids though, and hang out a little, which is really easy to me. to be an organizer is a whole different thing.) I also like to work on propaganda - very much like the action + media stradegy. I liked how the AMC was all different groups and then networking with each other, (as many different issues deffinately overlap with each other, plus just, you know, its good everyone learning to work together for mutual aid) to learn and build alliances - but it was definately overwhelming! I am very tall – 6 foot 3 redhead. I do not think we met, I think I would have recognized you from your picture. I would like to be on the Kidz Track Planning committee next year, I hope Kate can do it again, I would like to join and expand it, create more support across the board, for the supporters as well, radical childcare in my opinion is about happy and not overburdened childcare staff. I feel what sets “radical” childcare apart from regular childcare is that its radical on every level: its programming, its respect for children, parents, caretakers, community, and how it fits into the larger event. Also to connect with the larger conference, to educate and inspire so more people leave going “I want to volunteer to do childcare next year”. If everyone does a little how much we can do together. To create something more ideal, if it is just a few days, here is our chance to be that work in progress.

I was part of creating Kidz City @ the City From Below in Baltimore. Which was great, but its really alot of work to do these things and I wanted to check out the AMC as a participant before I asked to volunteer in any organizational capacity. (I did teach a workshop on making zines to kids though, and hang out a little, which is really easy to me. to be an organizer is a whole different thing.)

I also like to work on propaganda – very much like the action + media stradegy.

I liked how the AMC was all different groups and then networking with each other, (as many different issues deffinately overlap with each other, plus just, you know, its good everyone learning to work together for mutual aid) to learn and build alliances – but it was definately overwhelming!

]]> By: cripchick http://blog.cripchick.com/archives/2910/comment-page-1#comment-1926 cripchick Sun, 26 Jul 2009 00:27:30 +0000 http://blog.cripchick.com/?p=2910#comment-1926 aw, china, bummed that we didn't meet (i think!?). you raise a million good points (esp tea room!!), going to make sure amc organizers see yr post! aw, china, bummed that we didn’t meet (i think!?). you raise a million good points (esp tea room!!), going to make sure amc organizers see yr post!

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