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I said what I said. Screenshot of a tweet by Sasha Costanza-Chock (@schock ), posted March 26, 2023. The tweet reads: 'Generative AI systems are trained upon vast datasets of centuries of human creative and intellectual work. They should thus belong to the commons, to all humanity, rather than to a handful of powerful for-profit corporations.' The tweet has 102.4K views, 18 replies, 312 retweets, 959 likes, and 130 bookmarks.

Como es la cumpleañera, Sasha @schock.cc decidió compartir la alegría más allá del espacio de los afectos e invita a esta bendita belleza, en medio de los estresores de los recientes eventos unaitesteitians, para que muevas la cuerpa y actives los despojos: @hawa.collective Open Rehearsal + Hawa Dub Collective + Sasha’s 50th BDay celebration 8pm - 11pm @minaraspace Si tienes instrumentos, tráelos. Hawa Dub Collective será un jammeo.

Celebro que me invites todos los días a ser testigo de cómo se desenvuelve tu camino, marida amada. Diré que sí todas las veces. @schock.cc , Sasha María, Sashi para mí (y Elena y Nour y Lilly), disque mañana cumple 50, cincuentaaaaaaa ❤️‍🔥🎂 Abovedando mi realidad para proteger los próximos 50 (ea ⚡️) ante tanto ataque gubernamental, médico, legal acá y en PR. Celebrar la fortuna de todas las formas delicadas y duraderas en las que te compartes, la puesta en práctica de la suavidad en la que insistes, todos los acurruques y los apapachos presentes y futuros, los micrófonos y la calle, tu presencia. Celebrar el hermoso acto de envejecer. Qué preciosura verte en esos bretes, cada día más sabrosa by the güeyyyyy! ¡Sasha de mis quereres y aspavientos, que se desborden de bosques y risas rimbombantes tus pasos, de accesos a la magia de los random caminitos que encontramos por ahí, que siempre encontremos mucho sol, mucha playa, laguitos here and there y mucha pero mucha sandunga musical! Party y películas que à la mitá me quedo dormía contigo forebeeeeeL. ¡For los foreberes de los foreberes! Te amo. Gente, sepan que yo quería hacer un acabose party pero ella sólo quería juntarse con corrilla a jammear. Así que más tarde vamos a @minaraspace al Open Rehearsal de @hawa.collective y a cantar cumpleaños feliz, feliz feliz en tu día, jeje! Si te la encuentras en la protesta, en la calle, en un party random, en un Hawa Collective fundraiser, en medio de un random lecture, o te sale en el feed, me le das un abrazo con consent y con felij felij en tu día y se me ponen a chacharear!

Every oppression is connected, and is even in our technology. Dr. Sasha Costanza-Chock (@schock.cc ), author of the book Design Justice, spoke on a panel I moderated at @mozillafoundation 's MozFest 2025, “Unlearning Cisnormativity”. The trans community, with support from the festival organizers, put this panel together last-minute in response to a triggering incident earlier in the conference. #transjustice #lgbt #techethics #safety #mozfest [video description] Sasha, a white trans femme, is sitting on stage at MozFest with an orange background behind her, speaking to the audience. She is wearing glasses and a black dress with a white abstract swirly pattern. She has butterfly tattoos below her neck and wears watermelon slice earrings.

Face beat, fit ready, vamos pa la boda de @azrodar !

#LuisaAlmaguer is such a talented artist, dedicated activist, soulful voice, and genuinely kind person. Follow her right now at @almaguerluisa and check out her music! Ty @casa.hydra y @p3cesdeciudad , fue una experiencia maravillosa 🩵🩷

✨ Week 5 is coming! Join us on July 7 for Resilience is a Social Practice with Jeff Kasper, featuring commentary from Sasha Costanza-Chock. What do you think of when you hear the word resilience? Join us as Jeff Kasper deconstructs resilience as a form of collective access work—something designed, sustained, and practiced together. This performance lecture explores collective access through design, storytelling, and rest. 🗓 July 7 @ 10AM CST 💻 Zoom: bit.ly/L4LLectures ♿ ASL + CART provided #DisabilityJustice #DesignJustice #AccessIsRelational #LabsForLiberation Image Description: A dark black flyer with circuit design and two circular photos. On the left is Jeff Kasper, a person with light skin, bald head, and facial hair, smiling widely. They are wearing a dark jacket with a scarf, standing in an art-filled room. To the right is Sasha Costanza-Chock, a white nonbinary trans* femme person with long light brown hair, large clear glasses, and orange earrings, resting their chin on their hand. Text reads: “Week 5: July 7. Lecture @ 10AM CST. bit.ly/L4LLectures. Jeff Kasper. Sasha Costanza-Chock. Resilience is a Social Practice. Labs for Liberation Lecture Series.”

It's pride month. There's No pride in genocide, No pride in war, No pride in settler colonialism, No pride in deportations, But I am proud of how strong and tender is my love with @liceagayara They just can't seem to stand that we're getting free🩷🩵

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🚨 JUST ADDED! Meet Sasha Costanza-Chock (@schockolati ), researcher, designer, and author of Design Justice—a blueprint for community-led liberation. 🌍✨ Their work dismantles oppressive systems and builds worlds rooted in equity + ecological survival. We’re beyond excited to have her shaping the Labs for Liberation Summer Institute on Disability and Design (June 9–July 18, 2025)! Apply now and learn from Sasha + our amazing lineup of innovators in disability design. 🔗 labsforliberation.org #DesignJustice #DisabilityJustice #CommunityLedDesign #LabsForLiberation [ID: A flyer with bold text announcing Sasha Costanza-Chock as a lecturer. The text highlights their role as a researcher/designer and author of Design Justice, with the institute’s dates and logos. Background includes abstract geometric shapes in muted tones. End description.]

“Solo el Pueblo Salva al Pueblo” (“Only the People Can Save the People”): Mutual Aid in Puerto Rico and a just transition to a post-capitalist economy In the wake of Hurricanes Irma and María in 2017, Puerto Rico’s mutual aid networks became essential as government responses proved inadequate. This report, based on interviews with ten community-based organizations across the archipelago, explores how mutual aid plays a pivotal role in Puerto Rico, not only in addressing crises but also in envisioning a post- capitalist, decolonized future. It concludes with a set of recommendations focused on supporting decolonization of Puerto Rico, moving resources to the community- controlled María Fund, and supporting infrastructure that helps move land and buildings out of the speculative market into community control. Download the full report in English and Spanish at oneproject.org/updates #PuertoRico #MutualAid #decolonize #loquepasoahawaii🇵🇷