loVe making ᥫ᭡ love as a creative act and site of resistance
What if love is the wild glitch in the system — a creative act of care, queer becoming, and embodied refusal? Love is in the air, in the making, (…)
Access / Intimacy approaches accessibility not as a protocol, rule or law, but as a potential to create and host intimate spaces. Intimacy shapes accessibility, accessibility shapes intimacy. What is an ableist world missing out on, because of the exclusion of disabled people, but also because of its negation of crip knowledge, crip experience and intimacy? Access / Intimacy echoes disability justice activist Mia Mingus’ term access (…)