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Masking Pains

G. Rice  Image Description: digital drawing of a cartoonish person standing in a grey and plain landscape, looking up at the viewer with a hand extended forward, offering a hand shake. The person is wearing a polo shirt and long… Continue Reading Masking Pains

I Get Mad

My piece makes me feel proud. When I was making my quilt it made me sad to think about what I did because I don’t like to be mean like that. Even though it made me sad, it feels good to talk about it. I really enjoyed making my project and I had fun with the materials and learning the steps. I had never made a story quilt before. I’m proud of my quilt. I want people to know that I’m happy if they like my artwork too. Continue Reading I Get Mad

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IDJ would also like to uplift artwork by survivors with disabilities and people with disabilities broadly.  The artwork does not need to specifically be about people with disabilities or about violence prevention or survivorship.  Publication of artwork may serve 1 of 2 purposes:

  1. To bring creative awareness to disability justice, violence prevention, and/or survivorship.
  2. To uplift the creative work of people with disabilities broadly and survivors with disabilities specifically.

Artwork may be visual art, poetry, spoken word performances, music, theatre, or any other creative outlet! For more information about submitting artwork for us to share, check out the Submission Guidelines.

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