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Tag Archives: RespectAbility
Film “Us” Portrays People With Disabilities As Evil, Furthering Stigmas – We Should Know Better
Playing two roles in Jordan Peele’s new horror film, Us, Lupita Nyong’o used disability to create the “creepy voice” for Adelaide Wilson’s doppelgänger. Continue Reading →
Groundbreaking PSAs Enable Philanthropists To Live Up To Their Values From Harlem To Hollywood
A new series of PSAs is breaking ground on ensuring philanthropists are inclusive of people with disabilities. Continue Reading →
Need A Job, RespectAbility.Org Is Hiring
RespectAbility is hiring! We have two permanent positions open and have 8 open paid fellowships that pay $15 an hour. Continue Reading →
New York State Falls To 40th In The U.S. In Jobs For People With Disabilities
Today, Respectability reports that even as the national economy improves, New Yorkers with disabilities are left behind, which means Harlemites will be left behind. Continue Reading →
Fellowships For Communications, Journalism & Film Students From Harlem To Hollis
Hello Harlem,
We’re looking for undergraduate and graduate students interested in a fun internship experience this spring or summer in Diversity in Film and Television. Continue Reading →
Disability Advocates Stage Capitol Hill Summit On Hollywood Inclusion (Update)
On July 31, 2017, members of government and the Hollywood community gathered for a daylong summit on Capitol Hill hosted by RespectAbility, a nonprofit that seeks to fight stigmas and advance opportunities for people with disabilities, to discuss the forces behind those statistics and how to change them. Continue Reading →
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