Disability Inclusion Society (DIS) is a grassroots Disability Justice Organization committed to promoting and empowering Disability Culture and Inclusion.
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ALT Yellow, blue, and pink gradient background with large black text in the center reading: Protect trans kids. A white box with black text below reading: The fight isn’t over. ORD logo bottom left.
ALT Los cubrebocas salvan vidas. Las escuelas de Denton Sit-Out. Viernes 20 de Ago.
ALT La situación en las escuelas: el distrito de Denton ha decidido no requerir el uso de Los cubrebocas e ignorar la ventaja que la reciente decisión del concilio de la ciudad nos ha ofrecido. Tenemos que tomar acción: Para todos Los que puedan, les exigimos que no manden a sus hijas/os a la escuela el viernes. Por favor mantengan a sus hijas/os en casa en un acto de protesta. Si no es posible dejar a sus hijas/os en casa el viernes, entonces manden a sus hijas/os vestidos de negro a la escuela en solidaridad con la protesta. ¿Por qué estamos haciendo esto? Es la responsabilidad del distrito responder por la salud de todos sus estudiantes! Los cubrebocas sirven come una defensa potente contra la contaminación del virus. ¡Que no’s escuchen! Envie un correo electrónico al superintendente Dr. Jamie Wilson y al concilio escolar para que sepan que usted también apoya mandar que los cubrebocas sean obligatorios en las escuelas hasta que los niños menores de 12 años se puedan vacunarse.
ALT Green and yellow graphics of a mask and two people, one holding a sign that says “Masks save lives” and the other pointing up and holding a megaphone. Text reads: Denton ISD Schools Sit-Out. Friday, August 20th.
ALT White background with green mask graphic. Text reads: What: Denton ISD has elected not to require masks and take advantage of the cover given to them by Denton City Council’s recent Order. Take action: Those who are willing and able should keep their school age children home on Friday, August 20 to protest. Those who are unable can show solidarity by wearing black to school. Why: it’s DISD’s responsibility to keep students safe! Masks are an effective tool to slow down the spread of COVID-19. Wearing a mask helps protect others. Get loud: email superintendent Dr. Jamie Wilson ([email protected]) and the school board (link in bio) to let them know you support a mask mandate in the schools until kids under 12 can be vaccinated.
ALT Dark blue background with clip art of a mask on the right and ORD logo bottom left and an arrow pointing to the right to continue reading. Text reads: Help protect Denton schools. Abuse a Denton a proteger las escuelas
ALT Pink background with large number 1 at top left corner. Text reads: Email the Board of Trustees/Envie un correo electrónico a los representates del distrito escolar. Full list at dentonisd.org/trustees.
ALT Dark blue background with clip art of cellphone with letter to indicate an email. Large number two next to text that reads: Email the superintendent/Envie in correo electrónico al superintendente. Dr. Jamie Wilson [email protected]
ALT Pink background with clip art of a podium on left. Large number 3 next to text that reads: Attend the August 10th Denton ISD meeting at 6 p.m. and ask to speak during the Open Forum. Vaya a la reunion del distrito el 10 de Agosto a las 6 p.m. y pida hablar durate el foro abierto.
ALT Blue background with art depicting four people marching - one in a wheelchair, one with a prosthetic limb. Text reads: Presence. Power. Justice. Disability Pride Month. Anti-Ableism Workshop 7/8. Performance Art Showcase 7/15. Community gathering and march 7/26.
ALT Flyer with bold words: Presence. Power. Justice. Below that: Disability Pride Month Anti-ableism workshop - 7.8 Performance Art Showcase - 7.15 Community Gathering and March 7.26
