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SUMMARY:University of Louisville: Community - based Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Introductory Panel \nChange How You See\, See How You Change is a photography exhibition that redefines medicine as a deeply human experience. Created with local participants and University of Louisville health sciences students\, this portrait collection highlights the people behind the diagnoses—celebrating their joy\, strength\, and individuality. \nEach image tells a story\, reminding us that patients are more than their conditions—they are individuals with rich lives and identities. As you explore\, we invite you to reflect on the power of empathy in healthcare and the importance of truly seeing and understanding those we care for. \nIn partnership with POSITIVE EXPOSURE\, the University of Louisville Health Sciences Office of Health Equity and Engagement\, the KornhauserHealth Sciences Library\, and the School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics\, this exhibition underscores our shared human experiences.  \n 
URL:https://positiveexposure.org/event/university-of-louisville-exhibition-and-lecture/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Lectures & Presentations,Photography and Film
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SUMMARY:Intertwine Arts presents WOVEN TOGETHER: TOUCH
DESCRIPTION:JOIN US ON THURSDAY\, SEPTEMBER 10TH\, 5-8PM: Intertwine Arts’ Woven Together Community Exhibition – a celebration of connection\, creativity\, and the many stories woven through fiber.\n“In 2026\, we explore the theme Touch. Touch is a powerful form of communication\, connection\, and understanding. It is a way we experience the world\, share emotions\, and build relationships\, often beyond the boundaries of spoken language. \nFor many people\, touch is central to how they navigate and interpret their surroundings. People who are blind or visually impaired may experience art through texture\, shape\, temperature\, and material. \nMany autistic individuals and people with sensory differences experience touch in unique and varied ways—finding comfort\, connection\, creativity\, or even challenges through different textures and sensations. For people with disabilities\, touch can be a pathway to independence\, expression\, accessibility\, and belonging. \nThrough fiber art\, touch becomes both the process and the message. The softness of a material\, the structure of a weave\, the repetition of a stitch\, or the presence of a handmade object can invite reflection on how we connect with ourselves and each other.” \nRegister for All Events
URL:https://positiveexposure.org/event/intertwine-arts-woven-together-touch-exhibition/
LOCATION:Positive Exposure Gallery\, 83 Maiden Lane\, New York\, NY\, 10038
CATEGORIES:PE Gallery
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SUMMARY:Disposable Humanity: Film Screening and Q&A
DESCRIPTION:In 1939\, the Nazi regime launched Aktion T4\, a state-sponsored program that murdered over 300\,000 disabled people. Disposable Humanity uncovers this largely forgotten history through a 25-year investigation by the Mitchell family.\n\nOn Friday\, September 4th at 4pm\, join us at the gallery for a screening and live Q&A\, or tune-in online for the global online premiere.\nThe Q&A will be moderated by NYU Professor of Anthropology\, Dr. Faye Ginsburg\, and paneled by the director Cameron S. Mitchell and the breakout star of Hulu’s Furious\, Steve Way.\n\n\nASL interpretation will be provided by Inclusive Communication Services.\n  \nTo attend in person\, please RSVP with the Register button above. \nTo attend the virtual screening\, please purchase a ticket here. \n\n \n \nThe Mitchell family\, a family of Disability Studies scholars and filmmakers\, has researched The Nazi Aktion T4 program since the 1990s. Through conversations with memorial directors\, disabled people\, and relatives of T4 victims they uncover the horrifying truth: that the Nazi Aktion T4 program\, was in fact the program where the Nazis trained killing staff and designed the apparatus of mass murder that led to the Holocaust. Disabled people were the first victims to be killed under the Third Reich. \nASL interpretation will be provided by Inclusive Communication Services. \nAbout ICS: Inclusive Communication Services (ICS) is a women-owned and full-service language accessibility provider. We offer sign language and spoken language interpretation and translation\, live captioning (CART)\, and accessible media design to ensure access for Deaf\, Blind\, and Multilingual Communities. Our team is passionate because we are part of the communities that we serve. \nICS is also a community resource for education and advocacy. We provide free consultations on ADA best practices\, host an accessible events calendar\, and giveback through ICS C.A.R.E.S.\, an initiative offering affordable accessibility services to the communities that need them most. \n  \nImage Descriptions: \n\nPoster featuring an image of a woman looking upward\, in front of a building\, with the following text: A HISTORY WE ALL NEED TO KNOW. DISPOSABLE HUMANITY. AKTION T4 AND THE FIRST NAZI MASS MURDER. PROBABLY THE SCARIEST AND MOST PSYCHOLOGICALLY CHALLENGING FILM OF THE DECADE. -AMY ZAYED\, GLOBAL DISABILITY NEWS NETWORK GLOBAL PREMIERE EVENT. FRIDAY\, SEPTEMBER 4\, 2026 1 PM PT / 4 PM EST / 10 PM CEST LIVE Q&A WITH FILMMAKERS AND SPECIAL GUESTS. JOIN US FOR A GLOBAL CONVERSATION ABOUT HISTORY\, HUMAN RIGHTS\, AND INCLUSION. EXPLORE. A hidden chapter of history and its lasting Impact. ENGAGE. Hear directly from disabled filmmakers and historians. REFLECT. Consider how the past shapes a more just and Inclusive future. In 1939\, the Nazi regime launched Aktion T4\, a state-sponsored program that murdered over 300\,000 disabled people. DISPOSABLE HUMANITY uncovers this largely forgotten history through a 25-year Investigation by the Mitchell family. SCREENING & DISCUSSION: FRIDAY\, SEPTEMBER 4 AT 4PM. ONLINE & IN PERSON AT 83 MAIDEN LANE\, 4TH FLOOR\, NYC.\nPoster featuring a still from the film: a silhouetted figure walks toward a building that appears dark and abandoned\, with the text “Where are you taking us” drawn in handwriting on top. The image is overlaid with many film laurels. The text reads: “…A compelling film that brings this devastating history home. I whole-heartedly support this documentary.” -Jim Lebrecht\, Oscar-nominated co-director of Crip Camp. “There is no way to fill the gap that Disposable Humanity makes surface” -Mat Fraser\, American Horror Story. “The most important disability documentary that I’ve ever seen” -Andrew Gurza\, Host of the Disability After Dark Podcast. “If a Holocaust film could be novel\, this is it.” -Adam J Segal\, Publicist for Oscar-winning doc short The Last Repair Shop.
URL:https://positiveexposure.org/event/disposabile-humanity-film-screening/
LOCATION:Positive Exposure Gallery\, 83 Maiden Lane\, New York\, NY\, 10038
CATEGORIES:PE Gallery
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