Julie Kim

I wrote about a subway danger that's far more pervasive than violent crime: The lack of elevators. Three-quarters of the city’s stations don’t have them. Where are the soldiers for this?

New York Times Opinion @nytopinion

New Yorkers shouldn’t have to wait 30 years for accessible subway stations. Read: https://t.co/lz1UIlCWnH

Thank you to @whitneymuseum for rolling out the red carpet for my son (with knee fracture/on crutches) while I homeschool him because his "inclusive" DOE school doesn't have an elevator https://t.co/ez9lPz46Yg

Picking my head up out of my preordered copy of THIS IS SALVAGED to wish @vauhinivara a very happy pub day! The ease with which the stories are written is all the more astonishing considering the decade+ of work and waiting baked into these pages. Brava!!

RT @nicolesjchung: loved getting to chat w/ @vauhinivara about the importance of mentorship for writers and how it can help demystify the p…

RT @nakamura_amy: in 8th grade, when I told my dad I wanted to be a writer, he encouraged me to join my school’s student newspaper. today…

Somehow my writing mentor @vauhinivara, in addition to launching a book while writing another while teaching while replying to my every email, also finds time to pay it forward by supporting emerging writers of color. And this program, somehow/amazingly, is FREE!

Periplus @PeriplusCollect

Psst: The application for the 2024 Periplus Fellowship — offering mentorship and community to writers of color — is now open! 🥳 Learn more and apply by 10/27 at https://t.co/sbkJNXmw1T. There's no fee to apply. And please help spread the word: retweets and other sharing welcome!

.@JenSeniorNY goes there, down the counterfactual path of wondering out loud if her aunt Adele would have been better off living as a child today, and I could not read on, not because I didn't want to, but because I could no longer make out the words through my tears

Jennifer Senior @JenSeniorNY

Whole generations of adults were lost to institutionalization. They were warehoused, hidden away, forgotten. So many of us colluded in their erasure. This piece is my small attempt to un-erase one of them. 8/8 https://t.co/jfdjUCiHDR

I will miss seeing this sign everyday in the lobby of my daughter's inclusive preschool--Rivendell School in Brooklyn. Thanks to this extraordinary community, we have learned so much about what it means to welcome and to belong. https://t.co/lGLdnoxHEH

RT @ThisAbled: .@onejuliekim on her journey to find a school for her daughter, who has a rare genetic disorder, that wouldn't put her in a…

RT @rcourt: Our latest issue, guest edited by @ashleyshoo, author of the forthcoming book Against Technoableism, just posted online. Here a…

RT @cityartssf: Thanks to all who came and helped us close out the season with @speakerpelosi and @jelani9. Check out who's coming in the f…

RT @ajblum: This is a beautiful and subtle long piece by @onejuliekim for @techreview.

RT @rcourt: There has been strikingly little innovation in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) technology for non-speakers. @o…

RT @Techmeme: A look at the underwhelming state of augmentative and alternative communication tech, including a handful of iPad apps, for s…

Exploring the landscape of janky apps to help my daughter speak also meant examining my ableist assumptions about the role of technology might play in her life. My latest feature for @techreview--writing for @aarieff was an absolute joy & privilege https://t.co/OVE8WsShBu