By signing this pledge as part of A.B.L.E. Awareness Breaks Limits for
Equality movement I pledge to help break down barriers for people with
disabilities #ABLEbrocku #noDISinability #differentlyabled
I have been reading every single story you share about navigating our campus with a disability and they remind me exactly why I started this. Your experiences are fueling the meetings I am currently arranging with university leadership to demand better access. The struggle is far from over but we are finally getting a seat at the table.
January 18, 2017
Seeing this movement gain such momentum hits home because I know how long we have waited for these barriers to finally come down. Watching our community grow gives me hope that we are genuinely shifting the conversation toward real access for my friends.
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David Shaw
9 years ago
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it is crazy how many barriers are still up in 2017. let’s get rid of them already.
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Sarah Chen
9 years ago
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Everyone deserves the same chances in life. So happy to support this movement!
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Rachel Yamamoto
9 years ago
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inclusion matters.
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Mike Mendoza
9 years ago
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About time we actually started focusing on accessibility on campus. tired of seeing people struggle to get into buildings.
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Tom Jackson
9 years ago
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so many people get left out because of simple things like stairs or narrow doors. fix it.
J
Jessica Park
9 years ago
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YES! let's make equality the standard not the exception.
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By signing this pledge as part of A.B.L.E. Awareness Breaks Limits for
Equality movement I pledge to help break down barriers for people with
disabilities #ABLEbrocku #noDISinability #differentlyabled
I have been reading every single story you share about navigating our campus with a disability and they remind me exactly why I started this. Your experiences are fueling the meetings I am currently arranging with university leadership to demand better access. The struggle is far from over but we are finally getting a seat at the table.
January 18, 2017
Seeing this movement gain such momentum hits home because I know how long we have waited for these barriers to finally come down. Watching our community grow gives me hope that we are genuinely shifting the conversation toward real access for my friends.
6 Comments
D
David Shaw
9 years ago
Featured
it is crazy how many barriers are still up in 2017. let’s get rid of them already.
S
Sarah Chen
9 years ago
Featured
Everyone deserves the same chances in life. So happy to support this movement!
R
Rachel Yamamoto
9 years ago
Featured
inclusion matters.
M
Mike Mendoza
9 years ago
Featured
About time we actually started focusing on accessibility on campus. tired of seeing people struggle to get into buildings.
T
Tom Jackson
9 years ago
Featured
so many people get left out because of simple things like stairs or narrow doors. fix it.
J
Jessica Park
9 years ago
Featured
YES! let's make equality the standard not the exception.
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it is crazy how many barriers are still up in 2017. let’s get rid of them already.