
Alice Wong
Alice Wong
creating Disability Media, Culture, and Community
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Goal 4) Support Disability Media, Original Work, and Activism
In addition to Goals 1-3, $2400/month will support the work of in creating disability media, original content for the Disability Visibility Project™, and activism.
This amount equals $15/hour for a typical 8-hour day, Monday-Friday (20 days/month).
Some examples:
In addition to Goals 1-3, $2400/month will support the work of in creating disability media, original content for the Disability Visibility Project™, and activism.
This amount equals $15/hour for a typical 8-hour day, Monday-Friday (20 days/month).
Some examples:
- Interviewing disabled people at StoryCorps and recording their oral histories.
- Writing essays, interviews, and blog posts for the DVP website.
- Curation and moderation of posts for the DVP Facebook group, an online community with +10k members.
- Hosting Twitter chats on disability issues.
- Presenting and participating in panels about social media, disability culture, and activism.
- Partnering and collaborating in other projects that are cross-movement, cross-disability, and intersectional such as #CripTheVote.
- Monthly services such as web-hosting, cloud storage, and apps (specific costs here).
- Creation of DVP podcast (recording equipment, freelance producers, and costs of transcription). Check out this 2016 story co-produced, written, and narrated by Alice Wong, "Choreography of Care", that featured six disabled people from the San Francisco Bay Area and aired on Making Contact radio.
- Small reserve of funds designated for sign language interpreters and other accommodations for people who want to record their stories at StoryCorps.
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