On Wednesday night, a crowd of Boston College students involved in the arts and interested in disability awareness assembled at Robsham Theater for a conversation with actress, artist, and advocate Marissa Bode.
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Boston College | I’m disabled, qualified, and ready to serve. Trump says I shouldn’t
Disability demands resilience beyond what many will ever experience. We navigate a world not built for us, adapt to symptom flares, and manage chronic pain or sensory challenges while meeting deadlines. These aren’t weaknesses. They are proof of versatility, problem-solving, and discipline: the very qualities that make someone fit for demanding roles.
Boston College | Disability Art Gallery: Breaking Barriers Through Art
By showcasing the creativity and unique perspectives of artists with disabilities, the gallery challenged misconceptions and spread awareness while celebrating artistic talent.
Boston College | The Crisis Crisis
So, what can you do? As much as I once wanted to be a cynical robot, I find it much more important to find a vocation I believe in. And, in a world where less and less labor is inherently fulfilling, this means finding a cause—a crisis, even—to feel good about fighting for (or against).
Boston College | “A Series of Crises”: Miller Dissects the Impact of Mass Incarceration
“Mass incarceration is a series of crises,” Miller said. “It’s a public health crisis. It’s a housing crisis. It’s an employment crisis. It’s a political crisis. It’s a problem of citizenship. It’s about how we prey on our most vulnerable among us.”
Lawmakers and Activists Discuss Reproductive and Disability Justice
“When you target disabled people, you end up hurting everybody.”
