Across
- 4. Publicly supporting, defending, or fighting for a cause, rights, or policy change.
- 6. Removing physical, systemic, and digital barriers so everyone can fully participate without exclusion.
- 7. What you will be working on independently for the next half of the fellowship and presenting in Week 10.
- 8. What day is asynchronous work due each week?
Down
- 1. Working jointly with others, especially in an intellectual or community-driven endeavor.
- 2. A framework that centers the leadership and lived experiences of disabled people, focusing on intersectionality and systemic liberation.
- 3. The practice of doing something only to look inclusive—such as inviting youth or disabled advocates to a meeting with no voting power, pay, or real decision-making influence.
- 5. Working together as equal partners from day one to build solutions, rather than just asking for feedback after decisions are made.
- 6. Having self-governance and complete control over your own choices, agenda, and advocacy.