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@diverseempowerment.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 12:25 PM

Myth: Persons with disabilities are  not sexually active and do not need sexual and reproductive health information.

Fact: Everyone has the right to accurate, confidential and accessible information and SRHR services.
#PrideInEveryIdentity

@diverseempowerment.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 10:15 AM

Participants in our Pride in Every Identity campaign shared their reflections on the gaps in the disability justice movement. They highlighted accessibility, inclusion, representation, services and accountability.
#DisabilityJustice #PrideInEveryIdentity

@diverseempowerment.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 8:28 AM

Disability is not a single story. It intersects with gender, sexuality, race, class, age, HIV status and many other parts of who we are.

#DisabilityJustice #PrideInEveryIdentity

Disability Justice is really political. It is all about being deliberate in our day to day organizing. 

How do Donors present themselves while giving grants to the Feminist movement? How do they include people with diabilities?  Are they deliberate? Are they purposeful? How do we reach communities on ground and recognise that even within disability, there are groups that are marginalized for example refugees with disabilities, queer persons with disability. Disability Justice is aboult inclusivity, being deliberate and intentional. 
-Phyllis, Paricipant
@diverseempowerment.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 12:00 PM

Pride in Every Identity continues. In July, people across movements came together to reflect on identity, dignity, access and belonging. We are carrying those conversations forward by sharing the voices that shaped them.

#PrideInEveryIdentity #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs

Disability Justice is very intersectional. Hilda, Participant Disability Justice should mean no one is left behind especially when we are having conversations about the struggle for dignity, equality and freedom. 

Ideally, disability justice should recognize that many people hold multiple identities. They might be disabled, queer, young, come from a rural area, economically or otherwise marginalized.

-Wanjiku, Participant