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Disabled in Higher Ed - #DisInHigherEd Profile picture
@DisInHigherEd
Sep 18, 2020 • 4 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
Schedule drop!
Disabled Empowerment in Higher Education Month is coming! Let's celebrate the global Disabled in Higher Ed Community of every level - student, staff, faculty, etc.

A transcript of the schedule is available [google doc] tinyurl.com/DEHEMschedule
#DEHEM #DisInHigherEd Full Disabled Empowerment i...
Additionally, this month of celebration is coinciding with National Disability Employment Awareness Month (#NDEAM) in the US. Our movement is celebrating disabled voices globally.

Here's the link to the US Department of Labor's page for #NDEAM: dol.gov/agencies/odep/…
More on National Disability Employment Awareness Month (#NDEAM) 2020 is that the theme is "Increasing Access and Opportunity". We hope our movement will touch upon this year's #NDEAM theme!

Announcement on #NDEAM 2020's theme from the US Dept of Labor: dol.gov/newsroom/relea…
If you'd like to submit an anonymous story for us to post over the month please see our tweet on this [quoted tweet]

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Okay let's talk accommodations! I am grateful to have mine which include working from home during the pandemic and having a research assistant because my #RheumatoidArthritis has hit me fast and furious. But for me, they weren't easy to get... Mainly on the medical side 1/
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Oct 28, 2021
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Oct 28, 2021
The first of the named stories we're sharing comes from @ChrisMillsRD.

We will be posting this story as a thread below, but if you'd prefer to read it as a blog, you can do that.
[blog post]
disabledinhighered.weebly.com/blog/fortunate
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#DEHEM21 #DisInHigherEd
I've been extremely fortunate to have had all my accommodation needs met in my undergrad studies, my master's, & now my doctoral studies.

​At all 3 universities, connecting with the accessibility office was easy, although getting the required paperwork did take time & money 2/
I'm fortunate to be supported by an amazing partner who has job security; so, I've been able to afford all the paperwork. All of my professors, except for one, have easily accepted my accommodations. 3/
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Oct 28, 2021
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Oct 28, 2021
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