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Liz Jackson

Non-academic scholar of disability design

Liz Jackson is a prominent figure as a Founding Member of The Disabled List, a disability-led critical design collective, and a curator at Critical Axis, focusing on disability representation in media.

With a background in Telecommunications from Ohio University, Liz has held roles at institutions like SVA Design for Social Innovation, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, and The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Her work centers around advocating for structural changes in design, analyzing power dynamics in disability inclusion advocacy, and critiquing the media's approach to inclusive design.

Liz Jackson's writing sheds light on the lack of evidence supporting inclusive design claims and the extraction of disabled people in disability-centered methodologies.

She challenges traditional narratives and brings accountability to previously unquestioned spaces in the design and disability advocacy realms.

Highlights

Jun 9 · linkedin

I would love to make and send you this bracelet for free. I have inexplicably made a friend in Gaza whose laughter I adore. I am working with my friends Devin Owsley and Rua M Williams to fundraise to get her, her husband, and two children out of Gaza once the Rafah crossing reopens.

If you donate to her GoFundMe, will you send me a screenshot of your gift and your address? I will send you a hand braided and beaded bracelet ASAP.

On behalf of Haneen, I thank you. https://lnkd.in/eKzyMk8z

May 15 · linkedin

Was approached by someone at a corporation to give a presentation for GAAD before they knew the budget for the event. I feel so bad for the person who wrote this, but this is more typical than not from on high.

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Brooklyn, New York, United States