Join Alex Locust as he spills the “Disabili-Tea”

With his unique blend of lived experience, educational insight, and advocacy skills, disability justice educator, activist, and "Glamputee," Alex Locust will guide you through key aspects of disability justice, including the movement’s history, the impact of ableism and microaggressions, and actionable strategies for fostering inclusivity. Through candid storytelling, he’ll equip you with the tools to promote accessibility in your life, workplace, and community. Leave this course ready to lead with a commitment to disability justice.



Unlock Your Potential

  • Build a strong foundational understanding of disability justice

  • Learn practical techniques to foster accessible and inclusive spaces

  • Empower your workplace and community with tangible resources to amplify disability justice

  • Engage in meaningful self and community reflection to deepen your commitment to inclusivity and accessibility

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Instructor(s)

Instructor Alex Locust

Alex Locust is a Black biracial, queer, disability justice educator, activist, and "Glamputee" who celebrates the harmony of his identities to help create the world they want to see. Born disabled (above-the knee-amputee), Alex learned to navigate an ableist world that told him and other disabled people harmful, violent, and reductive ideas around which bodies are worthy and which bodies are beautiful. Armed with bombastic charm, whimsical humor, and a sharp wit, Alex synthesizes his lived experience with professional insight to educate others on how to adopt a disability justice framework that builds community and empowers fellow disabled folks. With an M.S. in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling, Alex's approach highlights those who have been silenced and invisibilized while also activating those with privilege and power to recognize how to disrupt oppression and promote cultural shifts. He creates spaces that model comfort and ease while exploring complex topics such as disability justice, microaggressions, harm reduction, and cross-movement solidarity. Alex is available for speaking engagements and trainings. For more information, contact [email protected].

  • For Self-Paced or Group Learning

  • Receive a Certificate of Completion

  • Takes approx. 3 hours to complete

  • Access the E-Course for 3 Months!

  • Closed Captioned (English)

Course curriculum

    1. Getting Started

    2. SpeakOut's Land, Life, & Labor Acknowledgement

    3. Activity - What Indigenous land are you on?

    1. Meet Your Instructor: Alex Locust

    2. Welcome from Alex Locust

    3. E-Course Overview: Centering Access Needs

    4. Opening Reflection

    1. Defining Disability

    2. Defining Ableism

    3. Ableism Conversation with Patty Berne and Stacey Milbern

    1. Disability Civil Rights

    2. The Birth of Disability Justice

    3. My Disability Justice with Antoine Hunter

    4. Intersectionality in Disability Justice

    5. Self-Exploration

    6. Community and Self Reflection

    1. Myths and Truths

    2. Microaggressions

    1. Question and Discovery

About this course

  • $39.99
  • 22 lessons

Testimonials

From Audience Members

"I can say with absolute confidence that Alex is truly one of the most engaging, knowledgeable, and passionate disability justice educators I have had the honor of witnessing. Alex brings to his work knowledge from his own communities, lived experience, and professional expertise as a clinical rehabilitation counselor. One of his greatest strengths is astutely recognizing spaces in which humor and seriousness can be balanced to create fun, safe, and educational environments that inspire participants to value and engage with the work of disability justice."

— Rana 


"Alex Locust brings expertise, lived experience and generosity to all he does. Alex speaks from his heart to ours with an authentic vulnerability that allows the audience to relax, while not "letting them off the hook." Whether he is facilitating a panel, being interviewed by a colleague, or speaking at a conference, he is one of our favorite presenters. Alex moves us to feel, think and act so that we can be part of creating a better world."

— Jamae 

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