Care Summer School: Introduction to Disability Justice [Durham, NC]
**This event is in-person only. There is no virtual component. Participants must be age 21+
This event is FREE for anyone who would like to participate. You can also choose to donate $10 or $25 to help cover costs and keep classes accessible to all.
This class is the second of five in our Summer Care Series.
Instructor: Jaime Madden | Friday June 27 | 5-7 PM | Durham, NC
Freedom is interdependency! Rather than valuing individualism, self-sufficiency, and productivity, the framework called “Disability Justice” says that we’re interdependent and that’s actually a good thing; in fact, it’s freeing. The session is an introduction to the 10 principles of the Disability Justice framework, which is useful for movement-building. Students with a range of experiences and knowledges will find opportunities to learn and contribute, and no prior familiarity with disability studies is necessary. During this session, masks are required.
Optional advanced reading: 10 Principles of Disability Justice
Care Summer School description:
What is the relationship of study and care? At Night School Bar, we don’t want one without the other: collaborative study is how we care for ourselves and one another. And don’t we all learn best when we feel cared for?
Many of our instructors write and teach about “care,” but each from a different angle. That’s why we’ve created a series of 5 class sessions -- each taught by a different instructor and on a different topic, but “care” is the common thread. You’re welcome to participate in 1 or all 5.
Each of the 5 class sessions are FREE. We invite you to make a one-time donation to Night School Bar if you are able, available in the drop-down menu. We are 100% community funded by lifelong learners just like you and your donation helps us keep our classes accessible.
Other classes in the series will become available for sign up over the next few weeks. Topics include: Caring through Conflict, Food as Community and Care, and Caring for Queer Ecologies.
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This class will take place in person in Durham. Night School requires that students refrain from attending in-person classes when sick. For more on our class policies, see our FAQ. Instructors will also follow this policy. If your instructor is sick, class may be moved to online for a session or rescheduled to the week following the final scheduled session at the instructor’s discretion.
**This event is in-person only. There is no virtual component. Participants must be age 21+
This event is FREE for anyone who would like to participate. You can also choose to donate $10 or $25 to help cover costs and keep classes accessible to all.
This class is the second of five in our Summer Care Series.
Instructor: Jaime Madden | Friday June 27 | 5-7 PM | Durham, NC
Freedom is interdependency! Rather than valuing individualism, self-sufficiency, and productivity, the framework called “Disability Justice” says that we’re interdependent and that’s actually a good thing; in fact, it’s freeing. The session is an introduction to the 10 principles of the Disability Justice framework, which is useful for movement-building. Students with a range of experiences and knowledges will find opportunities to learn and contribute, and no prior familiarity with disability studies is necessary. During this session, masks are required.
Optional advanced reading: 10 Principles of Disability Justice
Care Summer School description:
What is the relationship of study and care? At Night School Bar, we don’t want one without the other: collaborative study is how we care for ourselves and one another. And don’t we all learn best when we feel cared for?
Many of our instructors write and teach about “care,” but each from a different angle. That’s why we’ve created a series of 5 class sessions -- each taught by a different instructor and on a different topic, but “care” is the common thread. You’re welcome to participate in 1 or all 5.
Each of the 5 class sessions are FREE. We invite you to make a one-time donation to Night School Bar if you are able, available in the drop-down menu. We are 100% community funded by lifelong learners just like you and your donation helps us keep our classes accessible.
Other classes in the series will become available for sign up over the next few weeks. Topics include: Caring through Conflict, Food as Community and Care, and Caring for Queer Ecologies.
—
This class will take place in person in Durham. Night School requires that students refrain from attending in-person classes when sick. For more on our class policies, see our FAQ. Instructors will also follow this policy. If your instructor is sick, class may be moved to online for a session or rescheduled to the week following the final scheduled session at the instructor’s discretion.
**This event is in-person only. There is no virtual component. Participants must be age 21+
This event is FREE for anyone who would like to participate. You can also choose to donate $10 or $25 to help cover costs and keep classes accessible to all.
This class is the second of five in our Summer Care Series.
Instructor: Jaime Madden | Friday June 27 | 5-7 PM | Durham, NC
Freedom is interdependency! Rather than valuing individualism, self-sufficiency, and productivity, the framework called “Disability Justice” says that we’re interdependent and that’s actually a good thing; in fact, it’s freeing. The session is an introduction to the 10 principles of the Disability Justice framework, which is useful for movement-building. Students with a range of experiences and knowledges will find opportunities to learn and contribute, and no prior familiarity with disability studies is necessary. During this session, masks are required.
Optional advanced reading: 10 Principles of Disability Justice
Care Summer School description:
What is the relationship of study and care? At Night School Bar, we don’t want one without the other: collaborative study is how we care for ourselves and one another. And don’t we all learn best when we feel cared for?
Many of our instructors write and teach about “care,” but each from a different angle. That’s why we’ve created a series of 5 class sessions -- each taught by a different instructor and on a different topic, but “care” is the common thread. You’re welcome to participate in 1 or all 5.
Each of the 5 class sessions are FREE. We invite you to make a one-time donation to Night School Bar if you are able, available in the drop-down menu. We are 100% community funded by lifelong learners just like you and your donation helps us keep our classes accessible.
Other classes in the series will become available for sign up over the next few weeks. Topics include: Caring through Conflict, Food as Community and Care, and Caring for Queer Ecologies.
—
This class will take place in person in Durham. Night School requires that students refrain from attending in-person classes when sick. For more on our class policies, see our FAQ. Instructors will also follow this policy. If your instructor is sick, class may be moved to online for a session or rescheduled to the week following the final scheduled session at the instructor’s discretion.