The Brock University and Niagara communities are invited to attend an upcoming free virtual event featuring TikTok star and disability and inclusion activist Imani Barbarin.
Known online as @crutches_and_spice, Barbarin uses social media to share her experiences as a Black woman living with cerebral palsy and create conversations that engage the disability community.
As part of the Crutches&Spice, The World Isn’t Nice online event on Monday, March 7, Barbarin will discuss anti-racism and disability justice, Black women’s activism via TikTok and how humour can be used as a tool to actualize resistance and change. Following the talk, there will be a student panel discussion, with questions invited from the audience.
Held from noon to 1 p.m. on Zoom, the event is organized in collaboration with the Brock Student Justice Centre; Brock University Students’ Union; Centre for Pedagogical Innovation; President’s Advisory Committee on Human Rights, Equity and Decolonization (PACHRED); and PACHRED’s Sexual Violence Prevention Committee.
Register for the event on Eventbrite.