Blogging Against Disablism Day 2010

Blogging Against Disablism Day, May 1st 2010

Hey, all! Once again, Blogging Against Disablism Day is hosted today at Diary of a Goldfish. Click the logo on the left to visit the BADD homepage at Diary of a Goldfish and read all the BADD posts as they come rolling in.

A reminder from Diary of a Goldfish's BADD 2010 introductory post about how BADD works is as follows:


How to take part.

1. Post a commentbelow to say you intend to join in. I will then add you to the list of participants on the sidebar of this blog. Everyone is welcome.

2. Spread the word by linking to this site, displaying our banner and/ or telling everyone about it. The entire success of Blogging Against Disablism Day depends entirely on bloggers telling other bloggers and readers in advance.

3. Write a post on the subject of disability discrimination, disablism or ableism and publish it on May 1st - or as close as you are able. Podcasts, videocasts and on-line art are also welcome. You can cover any subject, specific or general, personal, social or political. In the previous three BADD, folks have written about all manner of subjects, from discrimination in education and employment, through health care, parenting, family life and relationships, as well as the interaction of disablism with racism and sexism. Every year I have been asked, so it's worth saying; the discrimination experienced by people with mental ill health is disablism, so naturally such posts are welcome too.
My own situation, about which I blogged on BADD 2009, has become much more complicated over the past year. I will do my best to get a post up today, but I wanted to go ahead and let others know so they can participate and read along.

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