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We aim to build radically accessible social spaces that center the needs and rights of Chronically Ill and Disabled, BIPOC Trans adults, including the right to have fun!
We will accomplish this by building an intentional community and non-monetary mutual aid network comprised of vetted, values-aligned, Chronically Ill and Disabled Queer people. Each Member is empowered to build safer and trusting connections through community-generated activities that suit their wants and needs, without worrying about whether or not their access needs will be met.
We acknowledge that all of our survival needs must be met before anyone can thrive. Intentional community care, resource-sharing, and Disability Justice advocacy are inextricable from our mission and activities.
Welcome to the DisabiliT4T Revolution!
Our mission is to build intentional community through radically accessible social spaces that center the needs and rights of chronically ill and disabled queer adults, including our right to have fun!
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We work towards a future where every disabled and chronically ill queer person has access to:
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friends who make them feel seen and held
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fun social spaces
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a reliable support network
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outlets for creative expression
For that to be possible, we must also work towards ensuring we all have:
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safe and stable housing
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sustainable and sufficient income
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affirming and effective medical care
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means of tending to all home and personal care needs
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devices and high-speed internet to connect virtually
Our joy and liberation is deeply interconnected with all struggles for liberation globally. We advocate for:
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an end to capitalism
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Land Back and an end to settler colonialism
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abolition of prisons and police in favor of community care
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a free Palestine, from the river to the sea
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a free Congo, not exploited for its resources
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a free Sudan, with no war and enough food for all
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an end to all genocides and ethnic cleansing globally
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an end to eugenics, including anti-trans legislation and COVID denialism
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Get to know DisabiliT4T
We believe that:
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everyone has a right to a fulfilling social life, and never at the expense of anyone else’s safety or access.
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decision-making should center the people most affected by the outcome.
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airborne viruses, including SARS-CoV-2, are a grave, ongoing threat to our community’s wellbeing and refusing to mask reinforces eugenics.
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Climate collapse is a Disability Justice issue.
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conflict should be a tool for growth.
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hierarchies aren’t constructive for building community and connection.
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everyone should be empowered to manifest their own access.
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queer spaces should not be described as "T4T," "community-oriented," "accessible," or "inclusive" unless they center the needs and rights of disabled and chronically ill, BIPOC trans people.