كلمة "CLDC" هي اختصار شائع في مجال برمجة تطبيقات الهواتف المحمولة، وتحديداً في منصة جافا، وتعني: **Connected Limited Device Configuration** **باللغة العربية:** **تهيئة الأجهزة المحدودة المتصلة** وهي بذلك تشير إلى مجموعة من المواصفات والواجهات البرمجية (APIs) المصممة للأجهزة ذات الموارد المحدودة، مثل الهواتف المحمولة القديمة، والتي لا تستطيع تشغيل واجهات برمجة تطبيقات جافا القياسية (CDC - Connected Device Configuration).

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Webinar: Protesting While Disabled: Risks & Rights

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ندوة عبر الإنترنت مباشرة - الاحتجاج كفرد من ذوي الاحتياجات الخاصة: المخاطر والحقوق؛ كيف نجعل مساحات الحركة أكثر شمولاً. الإثنين، 29 يوليو @ 3 مساءً بتوقيت المحيط الهادئ / 6 مساءً بتوقيت شرق الولايات المتحدة، ويمكنك تسجيل حضورك هنا: https://bit.ly/DLU2024
الاثنين القادم، 29 يوليو، الساعة 3 عصرًا بتوقيت المحيط الهادئ، سيتم بث ندوة تعريفية تفاعلية رائعة مباشرة!
يرجى مقابلة أعضاء لجنتنا الذين سيجتمعون لمناقشة العناصر الهامة للاحتجاج كشخص معاق.

أنيتا كاميرون is a disability justice activist who has been involved in social change activism and community organizing for 43 years.

Anita has been arrested 140 times for nonviolent civil disobedience fighting for civil rights and justice for all disabled folks. She was invited to the White House on three occasions, has met three sitting U.S. Presidents, two Vice-Presidents, and helped to organize a national march. Anita received the 2023 Corey Rowley National Advocacy Award from the National Council on Independent Living for their work in systems change advocacy and activism.

Anita wrote a children’s book for the My Itty Bitty Bio series about their participation in the historic Capitol Crawl, in the fight for the ADA. Anita’s Project, We Were There, Too: Blacks in the Disability Movement, was one of 10 Black disability justice organizations and projects to receive funding from Borealis Philanthropy’s Black Disabled Liberation Project.

أفيانس براون is a Staff Attorney with Disability Law United

Aviance’s passion for truth-telling led her to become a zealous advocate for civil rights. As a movement lawyer, Aviance has advocated for systemic criminal justice and prison reform. She has done extensive research on the ways in which the criminal legal system preys on communities of color by issuing punitive, excessive and arbitrary court fines and fees both pre and post-conviction. Aviance also represents protesters whose rights have been violated by law enforcement, including those with disabilities in need of accommodations under the American's with Disabilities Act.

She has represented clients at the trial and appellate level advocating for the protection of voting rights for communities of color. As an adjunct law professor, Aviance trains future lawyers on the intersection of race and the criminal legal system and implores her students to imagine a true justice system through restorative justice.

لورين ريغان, إذا كنت تقرأ نشرتنا الإخبارية، فأنت تعرف لورين. هي مديرة الدعاوى والمناصرة في CLDC. لديها 26 عامًا من الخبرة كمحامية حركات.

In the background, gray and white columns stretch across this post. Animated people in colorful shades of orange and baby blue walk among the columns. One figure, in a long trench coat, walks with a white cane in one hand and the harness of a service dog in the other. A woman in a hijab uses ASL nearby, and a group of orange people with megaphones, one of them in a wheelchair, parade next to her. Large text over the background reads "Live Webinar - Protesting While Disabled: Risks & Rights; How to make movement spaces more inclusive." On the line below, informational text is included which conveys that the webinar takes place Monday, July 29 @ 3pm PST / 6pm ET, and you can register your attendance here: https://bit.ly/DLU2024. The next image of the flyer lists the webinar panelists, who will be properly bio-d below. An informational summary reads: "Disability Law United, ADAPT, and Civil Liberties Defense Center will cover basic legal information specific to protesting in the U.S. while disabled. This webinar will discuss the historic treatment of disabled activists, how that has/is changing in the current political climate, and what current issues and concerns are at protests. We will also dive into what movement participants can do to make our spaces safer and more accessible for everyone. Lastly, we'll briefly cover arrest, incarceration, and working with lawyers and the legal system."

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