Disabled people are not asking for too much; we are asking for what we need.

Art. Vertical rectangle. Background: 2 sections. 2 vertical rectangles. L: mustard-ish yellow with pink circles with black border. R: orangey red background with blue stars with a black border. Next layer: Top: center. bright yellow circle, black border. Smaller red circle within + black border. Within that: red & white octagon /stop sign with black border. Middle bottom: sideways triangle/V shape, point towards left, wider part on right. Pattern: diagonal white & black stripes. Next layer. Text: diagonal, white font: with angular, uniform, boxy, artsy vibe, "another world is possible..." slightly above a diagonal mint green stripe (from L to R) with thick black border, black text, modern simple font: “collective liberation is possible.” Below: within sideways v-shaped section, horizontal rectangle, bright lime green, protest sign with vertical brown rectangle as stick. blue version, behind, as shadow. Sign text, modern font, “but not if we keep leaving marginalized and immunocompromised people behind.” Bottom: semi-light pink horizontal stripe with black borders, “wear a mask at protests”. Below, lower right corner: smaller font: “(If you medically can)”. Lower left hand corner, smaller green protest sign “anti-fascist solidarity”. Peeking out from mint green diagonal stripe, red circle with black border, with smaller pink circle (black border) within. Black text in pink circle: “fight fascism unlearn ableism”. Pointing to lime green sign, lime green horizontal arrow. Image by is @rebelwheelsnyc

Another world is possible!
Collective liberation is possible!
(but not if we keep leaving marginalized and immunocompromised people behind)

Wear a mask at protests (if you medically can)

Organizers: Please require masks at your events in solidarity.

#disability #COVID #NoKings #Resist #art

For our April issue, we spoke with Quebec microtonal rock stars and masters of the internet Angine de Poitrine, whose new album Vol. II is out on April 3.

Explore the complete issue in print and online.

cultmtl.com/magazine/

Legends. #nspoli (photo by Amber Grey Media)

Solidarity action needed now!

STILL NO CLOSER! This is really important to get sorted for Anthony before he goes into arrears!! Rent is DUE!

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💕💸Send what you can to #KeepFolksAlive

#MutualAid #MABoost #HelpFolksLive2026 #BIPOCMA

Navy background with the Recreation logo and the words 'Recreation facilities: Delayed opening'.

Most municipally owned and operated recreation facilities will delay opening until 8 a.m. tomorrow, Monday, Mar. 23. If there are additional delays or closures on March 23, an update will be provided. Call ahead to your local rec centre for further information. Find contact info at: brnw.ch/21x0XlF

One of the easiest and best (imho) ways to create inclusive activist spaces is to make sure everyone who can is masked! #Masking #ChronicIllness #Disability

I hope every disabled person in school in #NovaScotia has a fantastic March Break.

Everyone cutting funding to the disabled community; I hope you don't.

Concerns from the Disability Community about Recent Nova Scotia Budget Cut

@msvugraduate.bsky.social @unionmaidns.bsky.social @halifaxbloggers.bsky.social @moneyandmentalhealth.org @annaquon.bsky.social @tammyjfrcowbay.bsky.social Turns out the recent NS Budget is going to have impacts on the Disability Community. See here worthmatters.blogspot.com/2026/03/conc... for why

Budgets are moral documents. They tell us who matters. #NovaScotia #NSPoli #NSBudget

A grey and white cat curled up on a window cat hammock covering their eyes as they sleep

Zelda the cat always sleeps like this and it’s distractingly adorable

Nova Scotia disability support group scrambling to keep programs afloat after budget cuts Alice Evans, who is the CEO of Prescott Group, found out her organization was losing $800,000 of funding from the news.

Nova Scotia disability support group scrambling to keep programs afloat after budget cuts www.saltwire.com/nova-scotia/...

ok, so here’s the plan… So, a while back, I made all the poems on this website private. And I did that because I was entering a poetry contest. After all, many publishers don’t want to publish poetry that’s al…

So, I've decided to not only share the poems again as I get them ready to send to publishers again (maybe agents?), but I'm also going to be sharing the process and struggles involved. At least that's the intention.

read: rebelwheelsnycpoetry.wordpress.com/2026/03/08/o...

This International Women's Day - in #NovaScotia, I just want to send a huge 🖕to a government that cuts funding and makes systems of care rely on the unpaid labour of women/femmes.

Budgets are moral documents. They tell us who matters. #NovaScotia #NSPoli #NSBudget

BFB!

I wrote this in solidarity with my fellow Phd students/candidates and most importantly, with my community in mind.

I will not comply with this ableist violence being perpetuated by our government #NSpoli. My community will not be left behind or erased anymore in the name of so-called "savings".

This budget is disabling all of us. We need real action.

Solidarity.

Austerity is code for erasure. Budgets are moral documents. They tell us who matters. Clearly, in #NovaScotia, disabled people don't matter.

But I'm a #Disabled Nova Scotian, I matter. My community matters. The work I do as a PhD student at @stfx-university.bsky.social matters.

I would like to read some poetry! Never stop the art! Art is a radical revolution against fascism!

I'm going to finish this PhD in Education to spite the government at this point. You can't stop me! I'm full of "Collective rage and Unconditional love!" (quote by Disability Justice Org, Sins Invalid)

Sincerely,
A #Disabled Educator and PhD Student in #NovaScotia

If it's not already obvious that the leader is embezzling funds for himself and his allies after that budget drop, it should be. Although this may be uncovered over time, the immediate impact is once again on those most affected by the oppressive violence perpetuated by the wealthiest.

I wish all disabled students (phd, masters, etc) get a supervisor and committee as flexible and understanding as I have. Truly. It's not until you start worrying about ableist barriers that you need people in your corner cheering you on and offering guidance that suits your access needs.

Disability cannot be used to evade/avoid personal responsibility. When harm is done, intentionally or not, reparations need to be made.

A small staffroom in a big school should be a warning sign to teachers that they do not want us to remain in solidarity or organized.

The best support for #Disabled folks is other #Disabled folks. Community creation is central to our survival.

There is no #inclusion without other humans. More support means more access needs are honoured. If you think you can create an inclusive, safe, & equitable space w/ the same resources you have always had, or w/fewer? You're incorrect. That isn't inclusion, it's erasure.

#Disability

#Disability means that not only do I work full time, not only am I a PhD candidate, not only am I a spouse and step-parent, but I'm also a patient. The amount of time spent at doctors' offices, specialist appointments, etc., is, at the very least, a part-time job that I am not being compensated for

#Sundays are sensory friendly. At your #Museum, lights and sounds are lowered wherever possible for a more sensory-friendly experience for visitors. No programming announcements will be made.

facism is a spectrum