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    Joining Hands Convenes Leaders in International Exchange Access
    Did you miss the virtual symposium devoted to disability participation and leadership in international exchange? Find highlights here.
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    Disrupting the Status Quo
    We at MIUSA are in solidarity with those protesting loudly and peacefully to bring about meaningful change, to transform systems that perpetuate racism and oppress Black people and other people of color in the U.S.
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    The Story of WILD
    Just released! Watch "The Story of WILD," a MacArthur Fellows collaboration in celebration of disabled women activists globally.
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    Message from MIUSA CEO, about COVID-19
    MIUSA staff continue to work and stay virtually engaged
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    Artistic Activism
    A new mural in downtown Eugene, Oregon celebrates disabled women activists worldwide.
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