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My eyes are tired, but my heart is full! This is a post I meant to share yesterday after breakfast; I thought I was taking a quick nap, and welp, here we are. I want to say thank you to everyone who led, joined, and watched the conversations. Also, to everyone who tried to watch but couldn't find the link, my personal apologies; I'll do better next time.😁🙏🏾

These conversations were great because they were led by people with disabilities and included guests with and without disabilities. Education happens through interaction, so if you missed these conversations, don't worry, they will be available soon. Right now, the post-production team is hard at work getting the recorded version ready to view. The conversations are accessible, we have ASL interpreters, closed captioning and audio descriptions by each participant.

To The Guests:
To all of the participants, THANK YOU, I know many of you adjusted your schedules to join our conversations, and I want you to know how grateful I am! There would have been no conversations without you.

Special thanks to our kind, patient director Jaicob, my Fashion Marketing students who created the beautiful IG stories for the event and monitored the questions, and so much more. Of course, thank you to the fantastic Cur8able Cur8tors! I'm so grateful to have you as Cur8able Ambassadors, and I'm blessed to call you friends. To our post-production sponsor Zappos Adaptive, thank you for helping us continue to share this conversation; you are appreciated!

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In celebration of the 75th Anniversary of Disability Employment Awareness Month, #ADA30, and Dwarfism Awareness Month, Cur8able is leading a conversation about 'The Power of Personal Style'. Yep, we're talking about fashion, designers, the psychology of dress, body images and more. The ability to choose how you present yourself to the world is often seen as vain, or insignificant, well that is until you realize that 1 in 5 people live with disabilities and do not have the same fashion choices. As much as we love a cute outfit, the dressing challenges people with disabilities(PWD) face is about than that. It's about the inability to value PWD. Cur8able Founder, Stephanie Thomas often says, "You can't dress someone you don't see, and you can't see someone you don't value as a fashion customer. This attitudinal barrier is ableist and inherently dangerous". Go to @cur8able, click the link in the bio, reserve your free ticket, and join the conversation! This event will provide Closed Captioning, ASL Interpreters, and Audio Description. Just in case you can’t make it, thanks to our fab sponsor @zapposadaptive this event will be recorded and captioned for you to enjoy at your leisure.

#Cur8able #ADA30 #Fashion #Disability #FashionStyling #ZapposAdaptive #DwarfismAwarenessMonth #diversity #DiversityandInclusion #adaptivefashion #people #humans #peoplewithdisabilities

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Next Friday and Saturday we are excited to bring y

What does personal style mean to you? We’re expl $What does personal style mean to you? We’re exploring that question next weekend at our inaugural Cur8able Conversations with a focus on The Power of Personal Style. It’s a 2-Day Free event. RSVP Now, the link is in the bio. Join the Conversation! _____________________\\ @margo_gignac is Joining the Conversation next weekend as @itslololove guest. Their fireside side chat is Saturday, October 24th at 1:00 pm PST. Image Description: Milky colored skin, with short black hair slicked down. She’s wearing a neon green top and jacket. With black pants. She has a seated body type and uses a wheelchair for mobility. Her look is accessorized with gold earrings in the outline of a human face. #CUR8ABLE #CCPOPS20 #Fashion #Disability 📸 @swonetz Styled by @disabilityfashionstylist of @cur8able$

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.
#election2020

3🤯 The last ten years have flown by so quickl

3🤯

The last ten years have flown by so quickly. Having closed the door on my 20s this left me feeling excited for what my 30s have in store for me.

This is why @cur8able exists!! To challenge negati

This is why @cur8able exists!! To challenge negative, antiquated DANGEROUS perceptions of people with disabilities.

.

Repost from @disability_visibility

. . .

#walterwallace #walterwallacejr #blackdisabledlivesmatter #blacklivesmatter #philadelphia #defundthepolice
. . .
Illustration of a smiling young Black man with shoulder-length dreadlocks. Text says “Walter Wallace Jr.” and “Black Disabled Lives Matter”

Cur8able Conversations: The Power of Personal Styl

Cur8able Conversations: The Power of Personal Style Gratitude Post!!

My eyes are tired, but my heart is full! This is a post I meant to share yesterday after breakfast; I thought I was taking a quick nap, and welp, here we are. I want to say thank you to everyone who led, joined, and watched the conversations. Also, to everyone who tried to watch but couldn't find the link, my personal apologies; I'll do better next time.😁🙏🏾

These conversations were great because they were led by people with disabilities and included guests with and without disabilities. Education happens through interaction, so if you missed these conversations, don't worry, they will be available soon. Right now, the post-production team is hard at work getting the recorded version ready to view. The conversations are accessible, we have ASL interpreters, closed captioning and audio descriptions by each participant.

To The Guests:
To all of the participants, THANK YOU, I know many of you adjusted your schedules to join our conversations, and I want you to know how grateful I am! There would have been no conversations without you.

Special thanks to our kind, patient director Jaicob, my Fashion Marketing students who created the beautiful IG stories for the event and monitored the questions, and so much more. Of course, thank you to the fantastic Cur8able Cur8tors! I'm so grateful to have you as Cur8able Ambassadors, and I'm blessed to call you friends. To our post-production sponsor Zappos Adaptive, thank you for helping us continue to share this conversation; you are appreciated!

Image Description:
Black woman (me) shoulder length black hair, wearing a black wool hat, black turtleneck, gold chain, blue jacket laying on my shoulders. I'm sitting on a rooftop deck overlooking parts of the city with green trees and a few buildings in the background.

LINK TO EVENT IN BIO In celebration of the 75th A

LINK TO EVENT IN BIO

In celebration of the 75th Anniversary of Disability Employment Awareness Month, #ADA30, and Dwarfism Awareness Month, Cur8able is leading a conversation about 'The Power of Personal Style'. Yep, we're talking about fashion, designers, the psychology of dress, body images and more. The ability to choose how you present yourself to the world is often seen as vain, or insignificant, well that is until you realize that 1 in 5 people live with disabilities and do not have the same fashion choices. As much as we love a cute outfit, the dressing challenges people with disabilities(PWD) face is about than that. It's about the inability to value PWD. Cur8able Founder, Stephanie Thomas often says, "You can't dress someone you don't see, and you can't see someone you don't value as a fashion customer. This attitudinal barrier is ableist and inherently dangerous". Go to @cur8able, click the link in the bio, reserve your free ticket, and join the conversation! This event will provide Closed Captioning, ASL Interpreters, and Audio Description. Just in case you can’t make it, thanks to our fab sponsor @zapposadaptive this event will be recorded and captioned for you to enjoy at your leisure.

#Cur8able #ADA30 #Fashion #Disability #FashionStyling #ZapposAdaptive #DwarfismAwarenessMonth #diversity #DiversityandInclusion #adaptivefashion #people #humans #peoplewithdisabilities

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Various images of medium close up head shots. They are intersectional representing a variety of groups of people. The images post banner is tan white with hints of dark grey scribbles. Minimal.

Next Friday and Saturday we are excited to bring y

What does personal style mean to you? We’re expl $What does personal style mean to you? We’re exploring that question next weekend at our inaugural Cur8able Conversations with a focus on The Power of Personal Style. It’s a 2-Day Free event. RSVP Now, the link is in the bio. Join the Conversation! _____________________\\ @margo_gignac is Joining the Conversation next weekend as @itslololove guest. Their fireside side chat is Saturday, October 24th at 1:00 pm PST. Image Description: Milky colored skin, with short black hair slicked down. She’s wearing a neon green top and jacket. With black pants. She has a seated body type and uses a wheelchair for mobility. Her look is accessorized with gold earrings in the outline of a human face. #CUR8ABLE #CCPOPS20 #Fashion #Disability 📸 @swonetz Styled by @disabilityfashionstylist of @cur8able$

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