Proud of this! Climate & disability hub is here: https://t.co/zBeNIRsrmI It includes plain language and Easy Read resources: https://t.co/iT8nzcnXf3 Ressources en français: https://t.co/3oopuCB3Sf Recursos en español:

1/ VICTORY We're so happy for and proud of the Vasquez family who were forced to advocate relentlessly over nine years for their residency due to our ableist immigration requirements. The road is not an easy one. https://t.co/3j6HfVF8qh

Important reporting from Peter looking into what went wrong at the International disability Alliance - to help hold this largest global representative org for disabled people to account. https://t.co/5LZtiK1eRB

Want to learn more about how disability justice & climate justice intersect — & what the climate movement must do to ensure disabled people are platformed & included? @ainekc95 has put together a great resource for @DisDebrief 👇 https://t.co/vGTm8uTAFE

The Official Information Act (OIA) is a crucial tool to help inform our campaigns and craft media stories. Come to our training with Nicky Hager 7:30pm Monday and learn how to make impactful OIA requests! https://t.co/VIajZbJipJ

Appreciate the care 350 put into making this video including descriptive transcript. Bring on more disability solidarity within climate activism!

They'll be offering trainings as you gather footage, and it's paid. If interested, email jsantos@disabilityjusticeproject.com 2/2

The @TheDJP_ is working on a doco about climate change and its impact on people w/ disabilities. They're looking for filmmakers w/ disabilities from around the world to contribute, either chronicling your own story about how climate change has impacted them or someone else’s.1/2

We join over 150 organisations in calling on the government to scrap its harmful Treaty Principles Bill. This Bill doesn't respect the collective status of Māori as people of the land here nor recognise the ongoing impacts of colonisation. https://t.co/xalhJdt1mY

How many more red lines will Luxon allow Jones to cross?

The cruelty of an immigration system set on separating families who have lived here for decades and whose members are deeply reliant on each other is immense. They should be able to stay together here w/o fear of deportation or recrimination. https://t.co/4MY9gkabD9, 10:03 AM

This Govt is taking us backwards by ditching the subsidy which would've ensured all disabled ppl can be paid a min wage along w/ everyone else - the entire point of a MINIMUM is it's the floor w/o any exceptions. Appreciate @RMarchNZ advocacy here

Sometimes inclusion doesn't go beyond the sign in the window. This edition looks at how UK and US schemes to promote employment aren't working, and thinks through making inclusion real. With @DebbieF15967248 @ainekc95 et al https://t.co/jOjlmNGqOn

Solid analysis here outlining the evidence demonstrating why "harsher penalties and tougher punishments" actually work against the goal of reducing and preventing offending.

2/2 We know interdependence intimately. For those needing the most attentive & specialised care, respite cuts risk burning out families & more chance of disabled ppl separated from them living in institutional residential settings. This bc of political decisions

1/2 The cuts to disability funding were one more reminder to disabled people & whānau of being devalued, seen as $ units rather than as people. And that's just one out of many cuts impacting our community. https://t.co/c6y392dBgT

Wrote this on the human face of cuts to social support, how the Govt’s budget forms part of an austerity programme (including why we shouldn’t accept cuts are economically necessary or like a household budget), & what a progressive budget would look like: https://t.co/QxwTW2DRCN.

The Govt will reverse the ban on oil and gas exploration. Terrible news for many key industries in NZ which rely on a stable climate and safe pollution-free land/water/air. Playing yoyo politics with offshore oil also detrimental for renewables investment to keep our lights on.

And we remind the ministers - disabled people globally are on the frontlines of climate breakdown and environmental injustices. So make sure to back our disabled leadership when figuring out how to adapt as there's no climate justice without us ✊2/2

Sooo many cool cats at the March for Nature today & also thinking of other disabled friends who couldn't be there. ngā Haumi from Waikato Uni did the meanest speech, if I find will post - but about interconnected struggles for decolonisation and liberation. #ToitūTeTaiao

Political decisions not to ensure liveable incomes for all funnel ppl into poverty, and then more Govt decisions trap them there. This isn't a Govt for all NZers, it's a govt for financially comfortable non-disabled Pākehā.