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HOW WE MAKE IT: Disability Justice, Autoimmunity, Community Main Menu Navigation Explaining the HWMI Collective & SCALAR Introduction Megan Moodie Lingering Introduction to subsection Crafting Photo of HWMIC Authors HWMIC members: top, left to right: Megan Moodie, Cynthia Ling Lee, Pato Hebert, Marina Peterson, Nikita Simpson; bottom, left to right: Rachel C. Lee, Tammy Ho, Dr. Alexandra Juhasz, Charles L. Briggs, Sharon Daniel

Aligning

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For bodyminds marked by states of strain, imbalance, and tension, (re)aligning is attunement, opening oneself up to the frequencies of the world, opening ourselves up to each other.

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Align the Body to Noise part of Cynthia Ling Lee's "syllabus of the body." Handwritten text on a watercolor background. The text reads: “align the body to noise / You encounter a grating sound over which you have no control: a leaf-blower, construction, baby crying next door. / Turn off any additional sounds (podcast, music). Let the sound enter your body. Breathe deeply and steadily as you dance to the sound, exploring its texture, rhythm and timbre. / When silence arrives, relish it.”]