How can we be in spaces meant to exclude us? Sometimes who a person is in a space can be as much of a disruption to the norms of that space as how a person is. Breathing is a quiet disruption that sustains being.

Sometimes who a person is in a space can be as much of a disruption to the norms of that space as how a person is. Breathing is a quiet disruption that sustains being.

How do we make room for other people's work to leave their impressions upon us? How are we remade in that marking? This is a project of citations. In this project, we want to slow down our ways with other people's words, and honour the ways in which citations do their work on us. 

How do we name the hidden work that makes collaboration possible? How do we hold the weight of explanation without being consumed by it? This is a project of unfinished definitions. It is a glossary that slides, overlaps, and tangles—tracking what we learn, what we love, and what we notice as disability justice unfolds in our lives. Here, language is not a fixed tool but a practice of care, refusal, and joy.