Access Is Love aims to help build a world where accessibility is understood as an act of love, instead of a burden or an after-thought. It is an initiative to raise awareness about accessibility and encourage people to incorporate access in their everyday practices and lives.

This coloring and activity book was created by Miso Kwak and Emily Nott, two graduate students, friends and co-conspirators in Teejop. The book includes pages to color, prompts for poems, activities, reflection questions, further learning, pleasure activism, and dialogue with loved ones.

Imani Barbarin on disability rights, COVID and the war on Gaza

Neve Be Bad is an artist, accessibility consultant, event planner, dance educator, and political conceptualizer working to put liberation and joy for disabled people of all stripes on every menu.

Author and sex educator focused on sex and disability, in the field of sex ed for over 15 years

Conversation between Patty Berne and Bianca Laureano on abortion access and disability community.

Book on Sins Invalid's art activism, disability justice, and queer of color disability community-building.

Collective of queer disabled scholars on academic labor, radical accessibility, and integrating Disability Justice into the higher ed syllabus.

Documentary about histories of radical disability activism

Set of lesson plans evolving out of the documentary Crip Camp to enhance knowledge and understanding of disability experience.

Site includes performance description and images, resources such as the Disability Justice Primer, political statements, and access suggestions.

BIPOC language justice org that provides ASL, Spanish, and English language services and consulting.

Bianca I Laureano is an award-wining educator, curriculum writer, facilitator, and sexologist. She is a Foundress of the Women of Color Sexual Health Network (WOCSHN), The LatiNegrxs Project, ANTE UP!, Virtual Freedom Professional Development School for Justice Workers, and hosts LatinoSexuality.com.