Latest essays

• Non-Coercive Systems — how care can replace coercion across governance, labor, and healthcare.
  Quick take

  A field guide for noticing coercion in everyday systems and swapping force with care-centered defaults that still meet complex needs.

• Temporal Solidarity — embracing Universal Crip Time to transform productivity into a communal practice.
  Quick take

  Explores how teams can share time more equitably by normalizing flexible pacing, mutual aid, and rhythms that honor disabled experiences.

• Proof-based Harm — reimagining documentation as a tool for equity rather than exclusion.
  Quick take

  Investigates how paperwork and evidence standards can retraumatize people—and how to design documentation that centers trust and healing.

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