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Of course, but thankfully, you were already helping them!
2/2 You’re quite influential so please use your platform to environment and disabled people. When you make your bold, provocative posts, don’t forget those of us that are disabled. Thank you
I’m all for replacing cars with cycling when possible, but please remember that many of us are disabled and can’t cycle even on good days. We need cars to get where we’re going, and we need to not have to feel more guilt for being disabled.
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Great job Phoebe!
Sandra Harding- your memory is a blessing. I am so grateful for your scholarship. It has changed mine for the better.
Great talk thank you. Really exciting to see more ethnography of gender at CHI!
If you have ever been frustrated by maps when on foot, please join me for our Alt.CHI talk on how Mobile Maps Continue to Fail Pedestrians! Learn how to channel your frustration to notice design failures. We’re in G313 at #chi2025 with @jr6g.bsky.social
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I am supporting a grassroots initiative Ignite, to uplift and support #hci researchers that are experiencing barriers to research. I have several *unfunded* PhD spots in critical computing through Ignite.
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Today @incldisability.bsky.social I asked in my keynote, "What action will you take to effect change for people with disabilities?" We got replies! (alt text in comments)
Thank you to @incldisability.bsky.social for the opportunity to speak today. I enjoyed the chance to dialogue with community members. I’m grateful to you all for organizing a fantastic conference.
You can find Dr. Rode here at @jr6g.bsky.social! They are happy to answer questions related to their keynote here. Feel free to tag them!
So excited to reveal the cover of my book Trans Technologies, coming out on Feb. 25 2025 by @mitpress.bsky.social! Now accepting pre-orders at mitpress.mit.edu/978026255186..., but will also be available free open-access. Half of all author royalties will be donated to trans BIPOC organizations.
Love this!
At OPM, Musk’s staffers won’t leave—they work around the clock and have even installed sofa beds in the office. Our access to data systems has been restricted, raising serious concerns about cybersecurity and a complete lack of oversight. We are keeping our heads down and documenting everything.
I’m so happy! And our one on queer joy got in too!
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Actually, if it’s indoors, the likelihood of people getting pneumonia goes up
Totally me and I’m just dyslexic. I don’t want to post here. Facebook was OK because I could edit. I don’t post on Twitter either.
Hey, it’s great. The people are following me, but if I can’t tell who you are in real life I’m not comfortable following you back. Please PM me your name.
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@ Phoebe it’s woke to request alt text. People are good at performative access. People are bad at testing for low vision— I’m mean did you see my email about how bad PCS chair is for me?
Everybody’s name is cut off and there are no pictures of people so I can’t tell who people are…
Yeah, but I can barely use it because it’s really not working with low vision mode. Maybe I can find some accessibility settings.
I created an account