Through disability justice leaders and community, we’ve learned to relate to disability—our own, the ones we love, our community’s, and those in the margins of the margins—not as something fixed, binding, or defined by limitation, but as a site of wisdom, interdependence, and collective care. When the systems around us are designed to attack disabled folks' lives and livelihoods, we must intentionally create futures that love, center, and live with disabled folks. Disability Justice reminds us that disability is not simply an individual condition but is shaped by the systems we live within, and that access, care, and survival are collective responsibilities.