11/16: Disability Drawing Club with Sade Musa of LA Spoonie Collective

A hangout with drawing! The Disability Drawing Club holds space for people with disabilities, chronic illness, and mental illness. In this casual meetup, we bond, vent, and commiserate about our shared experiences. Simultaneously, it allows us to be unapologetic about our bodies, and broadens representation of disabled people in drawing.

This safe space welcomes people who identify as disabled, chronically ill, mentally ill, and their caretakers. The club is centered around drawing prompts that open up discussions about our health and wellness.

No drawing experience necessary!

Zoom simulcast available for those who cannot make it in person.

Masks Required

Special Guest: Sade Musa of Los Angeles Spoonie Collective
The Los Angeles Spoonie Collective is a grassroots organization designed by and for Disabled 2SLBGTQIA+ folks within the Los Angeles region and beyond. Since 2016, LASC has organized mutual aid projects, free community-led programming, and educational workshops.

Header Image Description: The flier has faint kitchen tiles and a monochromatic blue color scheme. There is a blueish silver spoon on the left and text in various shades of blue on the right. The text reads: “Disability Drawing Club” in large medium blue letters, followed by smaller text: “with Sade Musa of Los Angeles Spoonie Collective.” Below that, navy blue event details say: “November 16, 11:30 AM, DMST Atelier, 4616 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90016.” Small text at the bottom says “Masks Required • Zoom Simulcast • No Drawing Experience Necessary!”

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