Props No More

A black background graphic with a white disability icon in the corner. Large text reads: “September. National Preparedness Month must include disability because… ‘Disability teaches us how to adapt creatively — a skill the whole world needs in the face of climate crisis.’ — Alice Wong.” At the bottom, The Partnership’s logo with a yellow sun design appears.

Disabled wisdom is survival wisdom. When preparedness includes disability, it strengthens safety for all of us. ♿️

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A purple and white graphic with a quote from “Stop Calling Us Brave: The Problem with Inspiration Porn” by Tracy Stine, DeafBlind freelance writer, ASL teacher, and disability advocate: “By challenging inspiration porn, we're not just changing the stories we share, we're changing the world we live in. We are creating a culture where a disabled person at the gym is just a person at the gym, and their hard work is celebrated for what it is: a human pursuit, not a heroic spectacle.” Read the full piece at the link in our bio.

In a helpful and concise explainer, DeafBlind freelance writer, ASL teacher, and disability advocate Tracy Stine describes how inspiration porn shows up in media and how it harmfully depicts disability as a spectacle.

Read: vocal.media/humans/stop-...

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A purple and white graphic reads "coming soon on the new Props No More website! Authentic Disability Representation: resources to help you create more inclusive and representative media. Media skills: tools to create innovative media content and train for mass media jobs. Making Media Accessible: best practices for ensuring that your media content is accessible and inclusive.

Our new website will feature resources on authentic disability representation, media skills training, and best practices for ensuring that your media content is accessible and inclusive.

Stay tuned!

#Disability #Representation #Media

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a camera crew films the Props No More documentary in Amsterdam. Below the image reads “Documentary update: Props No More’s feature-length documentary is in post-production and will be released in 2026! Stay tuned for updates on our release date.”

We wanted to provide a quick update on the Props No More Documentary! We can’t wait to share it with you in 2026.

Stay tuned to our social media for more updates as we approach the documentary’s release date.

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What is Props No More? Props No More, a project of GADIM, is dedicated to disability inclusion in mass media. We are also producing a feature-length documentary of the same name about disabled media creators from across the globe. It’s currently in post-production and will be released in 2026!

Wait…what is GADIM? GADIM is the Global Alliance for Disability in Media and Entertainment. It was created in 2016 by Beth Haller, Patricia Almeida, and Cátia Malaquias, to leverage all media, culture, and entertainment to promote the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities and improve the portrayal of disability in mass media.

What is the goal of Props No More? Props No More will offer a platform for disabled media creators to teach and mentor disability community members worldwide who want to create their own media content. We will offer webinars and live online classes to boost media skills, YouTube videos about disability representation, and more.

I’m all in - how can I engage with Props No More? There are many ways you can stay in the loop on Props No More’s documentary and future offerings: • Follow us on Instagram, TikTok or Facebook @propsnomore • Subscribe to our YouTube channel, where we will be sharing new videos soon! • Visit our new website at propsnomore.org

Have you been wondering, "What exactly is Props No More about?"

Scroll through our Q&A to learn more about the Props No More platform and how we're working to promote disability inclusion in mass media!

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A purple graphic reads "Props No More is headed to AccessFest by AccessNow. Stay tuned to our Instagram for coverage of this one-day festival celebrating accessibility, media, and culture!" Saturday, May 31 Toronto, Canada @PropsNoMoreFilm Props No More, supported by the Disabled Journalists Association" The background of the graphic is a picture of David Pecaut Square in Toronto with a purple overlay.

Props No More is headed to #AccessFest! Follow along over on our Instagram on Saturday as we bring you interviews and event coverage from this bold new one-day festival celebrating accessibility, culture, and disability inclusion.

#AF2025 #Accessibility #DisabilityPride

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Disability rights education is more important now than ever

➡️Swipe for a list of disability rights podcast’s recommended by Props No More

#disability #disabilityinclusion #disabilityrights

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Jayce Talis in front of the 2023 Updated Ann Magill Disability Pride flag.

Jayce Talis in front of the 2023 Updated Ann Magill Disability Pride flag.

Disability, Autism, and ADHD Pride Icons featuring Jayce Talis from Arcane 💖 full batch of 30 icons linked at the end.

1. Updated Disability Pride Flag, designed by Magill Disability in 2023

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Highlighting disabled women on international women’s day & their contributions 💐💘✨

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Women with disabilities are leaders, changemakers, and history-makers. They are not props for inspiration. They are activists, innovators, and trailblazers fighting for a more just and accessible world.

#internationalwomensday

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