RantWoman here posts outlines from the two Interest groups she organized related to disability at the NPYM 2020 Annual Session.
Interest Group Outline IG 61
30th
Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act
(RantWoman)
NPYM Virtual Annual Session 2020
IG 61, Friday
July 24, 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm
Welcome and a
few minutes of worship
Intros
Name, where you are from
Choose at least one of:
Pronouns
What you are wearing
Any access needs
A Fun Fact about you,
maybe disability-related
Something you hope to
take away from this interest group
A specific question
related to ADA issues
Anything on your heart
that seems relevant
Recording and Transcript: Yes / No
Zoom and flow of Interest group.
If you have video,
please turn it on while speaking
Please use Raise hand which is *9 on phone
Please be sparing about
chat to everyone.
Suggesting resources is cool
Saying goodbye if you need to leave early is fine
If there is someone who can only use the chat, listen.
Brave
Space / Confidentiality / Narrative Theology
A short history
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americans_with_Disabilities_Act_of_1990
Important concepts
Public
accommodations
Reasonable
Accommodations
Minimum
standards vs good practices for inclusion
Today
Ask Friends for examples and thoughts about how these
terms apply to specific situations
Closing worship
Interest Group Outline IG 70
Community and Disability: the language we use
IG 70 Saturday July 25, 3:30-5:00 pm
(RantWoman)
NPYM Virtual Annual Session 2020
Welcome and a few minutes of worship
Intros
Name,
where you are from
Choose
at least one of:
Pronouns
What
you are wearing
Any
access needs
A
Fun Fact about you
Something
you hope to take away from this interest group
Anything
on your heart that might be relevant to this interest group
Recording
and Transcript: Yes / No
Zoom
and flow of Interest group.
Please
use Raise hand which is *9 on phone
Mark
is host and will also help recognize people waving hands
Please
be sparing about chat to everyone.
Suggesting resources is cool
Saying goodbye if you need to leave early is fine
If there is someone who can only use the chat, listen.
Brave
Space / Confidentiality / Narrative Theology
Community is a core Quaker value but what exactly
does community meane especially when community needs to embrace difference and
work with people’s varying gifts and challenges, address matters of privilege
and structural inequality?
The terms we started with (Ask for help finding a
definition off the internet)
Allyship
Solidarity
Spiritual
Accompaniment
Ask Friends for examples and thoughts about how
these terms apply to specific situations
Closing worship
Dorene’s
Access needs:
Pay attention to others’ access
needs. For example,
People who lip-read can
leave Zoom in active speaker mode.
Please remember to turn
video on before speaking if possible.
I cannot see faces very well especially in Gallery
View. So let’s all watch for each other and help hold moments of distress.
Screen share visual accessibility is very limited
for me so I always like or files shared in the chat.
I am unlikely to use screen share myself. I use 4x
screen magnification which I can turn down if needed. However, even at 2x, me
moving around on the screen can give other people vertigo. But I am happy to
email people before or after with what I have presented.
Why do I ask what people are wearing?
I have been going to a series of webinars called
CripCamp. Crip Camp is about the intersection of disability and BIPoC issues.
All sessions have both ASL interpretation and a live transcript. They now use a
model for chat of write in questions, someone reads and then presenters answer.
I
have discovered that one of the most fun things about the panel intros at the
beginning of the session is when people describe what they are wearing. So as
another way to connect, let’s try it.
I only want to know that you
are zooming in your sleepwear if there is something really interesting about
your sleepwear.
For myself, I have been
Zooming all week with the American Council of the Blind virtual convention. So
today I am wearing last year’s state convention T-shirt which is black. The
front has yellow lettering that says WCB on top and We Are Community under a
picture of 3 different-colored hands grasping each other around a circle. I am
also wearing a denim skirt because wearing skirts cuts down a little bit on
getting misgendered in public. And I am wearing awesome compression socks with
a grey, red, and white design because who says compression socks have to be
boring and because good shoes and socks are a vital part of my transportation
infrastructure.
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