Sandy Ho (何天恩)

@NotYourAvgHo101

tea person. BoSox. always libraries. legos are my zen. currently: DIF . founder: . she/her 🏳️‍🌈 | views are my own.

Boston, MA
Joined January 2021
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    Feb 18

    90% Of Eligible Families Don’t Access Public Benefits. Tech Nonprofit Entrepreneur Patrice Berry Is Changing That.

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  2. 20 hours ago

    did I just submit a paper for class that tied Star Trek to disability funding? Absolutely. Cuz we are at that point in the semester where I just need to get words on the page. Spring 2023 can't come soon enough.

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    Mar 17

    On Wednesday March 30th from 12pm to 1pm PT, check out "In Community with : Perspectives on the Intersections of Black, Queer, and Disability Identity and Navigating Life as a College Student and Beyond." RSVP for Zoom link:

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  4. Mar 19

    The disability justice coloring book I ordered from arrived! Each page was illustrated by a different artist. The page for the letter J was illustrated by Sky Cubacub. (+alt)

    Photo of the front cover of Disability Justice from A to Z a coloring book for our communities. There is a colorful illustration of planet earth, a Crip in a wheelchair, a fat Black woman doing yoga, a neuron, flowers, and stars.
    This is a black and white illustration of three triumphant non-binary crips in super stylish, revealing, geometrical outfits. They have glasses, bare bellies, hairy armpits, chunky jewelry, short hair and visible tattoos. The person in the center sits in a wheelchair leaning to the side holding their necklace in their right hand. The other two are standing on either side, hands up, having a great time. “Joy, justice, + juicy is written above them in bubble letters.
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    Mar 19

    There's a lot of work to do. Are you ready for that?

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    Mar 18

    WILLOW 4 PRESIDENT.

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    Mar 18

    I’m here for it, President Abrams! 🪐🛸

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  8. Mar 17

    the shriek of delight I let out when Stacey Abrams appeared on Star Trek Discovery!! 🤩💫 I had to pause to take it all in.

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    Mar 16

    This video of a complex robot that would never fit in a grocery store, apartment or office building seems like an example of buttering the cat. Just build a ramp

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    Remote Control Stair Climbing Wheelchair.
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    Mar 17

    Yes, that was Stacey Abrams with a cameo on Star Trek Discovery as president of United Earth. A proud Star Trek nerd, Abrams has appeared as a guest on fan shows and has talked extensively about how the show shaped her perspective.

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    Mar 17

    Wow!! on ♥️

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    Mar 17

    Included are reflection questions about DJ in practice and how you engage with 's 10 Principles of DJ, readings, interviews with orgs about how they shifted to practicing DJ, access tools and much more! Please click the link to download and check it out!

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    Mar 17

    Today is very special. The Disability Justice Audit tool me and dreamed up four years ago is out! The DJ Audit Tool is a free resource for BIPOC lead orgs who want to take stock of where we're at in knowledge and practice of disability justice.

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    Mar 17

    In this episode of Justice Talks, Nikki Brown-Booker, Program Officer at the Disability Inclusion Fund (DIF) at , discusses her journey as a disability justice advocate, and reflects on the legacy of Black women with disabilities.

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    Mar 16

    Right now there are families with small children, + persons who are elderly or have a disability, that are sleeping on the ground outside the US POE, + streets of Tijuana, waiting to gain entry to the US after being turned away. Many of them don't speak English or Spanish.

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    Mar 16

    They now join the thousands of Mexican, Haitian, Central American, and African asylum seekers who have also been waiting for the opportunity to seek protection in the United States, but who have been turned away because of Title 42.

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    Mar 16

    💥Volunteers needed to help accompany migrants seeking asylum in the US! 💥The crisis in Ukraine has displaced over 2 million people in just a matter of weeks. Thousands of Ukrainian families are beginning to arrive at the US-Mexico border seeking protection.

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    Mar 15

    Tomorrow!

    Media plays a huge role in shaping public perceptions of disability. Especially when a lot of the time people's only experience of a disabled person or disability culture is through the media. Learn more during our March 16 panel:
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    Mar 14

    Register to join us on April 12 for an open, honest conversation with , , 's Ryan Easterly, and 's Sam Gill on how ableism shows up in philanthropy, and how we can dismantle it.

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    Mar 15

    tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings. The names of the people who died that day: Xiaojie Tan Daoyou Feng Hyun Jung Grant Suncha Kim Soon Chung Park Yong Ae Yue Delaina Ashley Yaun Paul Andre Michels

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