It has been great to work with Taputukura Raea and the rest of her team as the students worked on their Digital Taonga assignments last term. Now, Digital Pasifik is publishing some of the assignments as part of a blog series, and Aysia's is the first one to go up.

There will be more to come, but if you are interested in contributing, or if you know someone else who might, then please sing out!

I am also sharing publicly because the grant includes funding for a hui at VUW (which will lead to an edited collection) and a podcast entitled That Story's Sick, where I will have conversations with (and compensate) different authors about connections arising from the research.

Alt text cont: ...These literatures offer strategies for caring for one another and our environments as we all, abled and disabled, grapple with diverse ecological conditions once considered deviant.

Alt text cont: ...and advance disability-centred ways of creating sustainable and just environmental futures. This project argues that we cannot emphasise climate justice and account for those living in precarious environmental conditions without also prioritising the stories of disabled peoples.