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Jamie Shields
@shieldsjamie
Author: Unlearning Ableism! I help organisations unlearn ableism with training, speaking, consulting, and standout Disability graphics. And I’m a Registered Blind AuDHD Rhino to boot. 🦏
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Jamie Shields
Sales & Marketing
11mo
This is your reminder to:
Take up space.
Say the thing.
Take the mic.
Feel your feelings.
Say no without guilt.
Hold your power.
You deserve to exist exactly as you are, without apology.
That’s all.
Image Description: A Disabled by Society graphic titled, “Don’t ever apologise for being you”. Below the title are 12 illustrated squares, each with a positive affirmation and an inclusive illustration. The illustrations show diverse representation in terms of race, gender expression, body type, and Disability. Take up space – A group of diverse people smiling, holding a rainbow flag. Say the thing – Two people talking, one using a wheelchair. Laugh out loud – Two people laughing together. Share your truth – Two dads hugging their child. Be unapologetic – Two friends high-fiving. Own your story – A person draped in a rainbow flag proudly spreading their arm on the shoulders of another person. Take the mic – A male presenting person striding confidently with a rainbow flag cape and heels. Feel your feelings – A smiling person wrapped in a trans flag. Set boundaries – A person sitting on the floor reading a book. Show up – Two people walking, one carrying the other on their back with rainbow accessories. Say no without guilt – A person standing confidently using forearm crutches. Hold your power – Two people standing strong side by side, one wearing sunglasses.
#ThursdayThoughts #DisabledBySociety #DisabilityInclusion #PrideMonth
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Jamie Shields
Sales & Marketing
11mo
This is your reminder to:
Take up space.
Say the thing.
Take the mic.
Feel your feelings.
Say no without guilt.
Hold your power.
You deserve to exist exactly as you are, without apology.
That’s all.
Image Description: A Disabled by Society graphic titled, “Don’t ever apologise for being you”. Below the title are 12 illustrated squares, each with a positive affirmation and an inclusive illustration. The illustrations show diverse representation in terms of race, gender expression, body type, and Disability. Take up space – A group of diverse people smiling, holding a rainbow flag. Say the thing – Two people talking, one using a wheelchair. Laugh out loud – Two people laughing together. Share your truth – Two dads hugging their child. Be unapologetic – Two friends high-fiving. Own your story – A person draped in a rainbow flag proudly spreading their arm on the shoulders of another person. Take the mic – A male presenting person striding confidently with a rainbow flag cape and heels. Feel your feelings – A smiling person wrapped in a trans flag. Set boundaries – A person sitting on the floor reading a book. Show up – Two people walking, one carrying the other on their back with rainbow accessories. Say no without guilt – A person standing confidently using forearm crutches. Hold your power – Two people standing strong side by side, one wearing sunglasses.
#ThursdayThoughts #DisabledBySociety #DisabilityInclusion #PrideMonth
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Jamie Shields
Sales & Marketing
11mo
This is your reminder to:
Take up space.
Say the thing.
Take the mic.
Feel your feelings.
Say no without guilt.
Hold your power.
You deserve to exist exactly as you are, without apology.
That’s all.
Image Description: A Disabled by Society graphic titled, “Don’t ever apologise for being you”. Below the title are 12 illustrated squares, each with a positive affirmation and an inclusive illustration. The illustrations show diverse representation in terms of race, gender expression, body type, and Disability. Take up space – A group of diverse people smiling, holding a rainbow flag. Say the thing – Two people talking, one using a wheelchair. Laugh out loud – Two people laughing together. Share your truth – Two dads hugging their child. Be unapologetic – Two friends high-fiving. Own your story – A person draped in a rainbow flag proudly spreading their arm on the shoulders of another person. Take the mic – A male presenting person striding confidently with a rainbow flag cape and heels. Feel your feelings – A smiling person wrapped in a trans flag. Set boundaries – A person sitting on the floor reading a book. Show up – Two people walking, one carrying the other on their back with rainbow accessories. Say no without guilt – A person standing confidently using forearm crutches. Hold your power – Two people standing strong side by side, one wearing sunglasses.
#ThursdayThoughts #DisabledBySociety #DisabilityInclusion #PrideMonth
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