Episode 40: The place for our wounding is the dirt under our feet: Disability justice, embodied activism and taking care of each other episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 6, 2018 · 48 MIN

Episode 40: The place for our wounding is the dirt under our feet: Disability justice, embodied activism and taking care of each other

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In this episode, artist, poet, writer and facilitator Naomi Ortiz speaks to the intersection of place, ancestors, activism embodiment and disability justice. Naomi is a Disabled, Mestiza (Latina/Indigenous/White), raised in Latinx culture, living in the U.S./Mexico borderlands. For information on visit: www.NaomiOrtiz.com Twitter: @ThinkFreestyle Instagram: NaomiOrtizWriterArtist

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