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Join accessABILITY, an Indianapolis based non-profit welcoming individuals around the country, as we host Dis-Queer, a peer-led, peer-supported safe space for LGBTQIA+ people with disabilities to connect and learn together.

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I’m disabled and I make content about my life with autism, ADHD and chronic illness (hEDS).

I live with my husband Mr Purple, our three children, our cat Katsu and Coco my autism assistance dog.

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Karin, a writer, and travel blogger with a service dog, graduated with a Bachelor's degree in English from Stanford, and a Master's degree in Psychology from Antioch.

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Love is the most important thing in our lives, yet we are taught very little about it. One Love is on a mission to change that. 

One Love was founded to honor the unnecessary and tragic death of Yeardley Love by engaging young people through compelling, relatable films and honest conversations around healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors.

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Blog on hearing loss appears weekly at AARP online and also appears on this web site. Katherine Bouton is the author of 'Shouting Won't Help' and 'Living Better With Hearing Loss'. 

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The Arc Minnesota provides information and assistance to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families statewide.

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"Howard McBroom is an activist, advocate, and motivational speaker living in Los Angeles, California who has devoted many years to providing support for the disability community."

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This blog seeks to provide a visual representation of the everyday of “microaggressions.”

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By self-advocates for self-advocates

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Disabled comedian/engineer/mental health advocate

Te ayudo a transitar las etapas de la discapacidad Hablemos de problemas de los que no se habla¡ Inspírate y toma la fuerza para seguir adelante!

We are Shane (he/him) and Hannah (she/her). We've been dating for over four years (and we got married in September of 2020), and we've discovered that people find our relationship to be pretty peculiar...

An online community website for disabled people, where we can chat and help each other by sharing our experiences. This network of disabled people is 100% free and run and controlled by disabled people.

Sex ed for the real world. Inclusive, comprehensive, supportive sexuality and relationships info for teens and emerging adults.

My name is Clara. I am 16 years old. I had a stroke. I can't speak but I understand three languages. I am a painter and a model.

I Weigh is about radical inclusivity,
so that no one feels alone. 

I'm a city girl living in Toronto. I love books, wine, galleries and gossip. I believe in always having an up-to-date passport and in doing the thing you always said you would.

Changing perspectives through education & conversation. 

Adding vintage and queer fabulousness to life with disabilities and chronic illness.

An online resource devoted to people with mobility conditions, especially wheelchair and assistive technology users as well as caregivers and families.

Representation. Community. Anti-ableism. Raising resilient, creative, solution-focused, kind, and Justice driven children.

Digital safe space created to inspire, heal, educate, celebrate and amplify the voices of black disabled people globally. 

Human rights lawyer advancing disability justice. Disability drives innovation. Author of Haben: The Deafblind Woman Who Conquered Harvard Law.

Helping you know better to do better for the disabled community.

Do you see life as a journey? Are you looking for a path that personally empowers you? We are a group of self-advocates with developmental or intellectual disabilities who believe self-determination is essential to living our best life--the life we all deserve.

"See my work on the 5th floor of the Whitney Bienniel. Incomplete spinal cord injury & CRPS the most painful disease."

Motivational speaker

Oscar Best Actress | Mom of 4, wife of 1 | she/her 

Short clips by people with disabilities on different topics. 

The movement starts here. A project of Active Change.
FREE online trainings, webinars and tools.

Disability Advocates Say The Response To John Fetterman Using Closed Captioning In An Interview As He Recovers From A Stroke Was “Deeply Upsetting” And Stigmatizing.

The Daily Moth delivers news in video using American Sign Language. The deaf host, Alex Abenchuchan, covers trending news stories and deaf topics on new shows Monday-Fridays. 

“My Human Rights Are Being Violated”: Fighting A Family Guardianship

Relationship between Physical Disability and Depression by Gender: A Panel Regression Model

​​The Relationship Between Art and Culture

The New York Times free collection of articles about disabilities.

Marginalized community members—queer people of color, non-binary or genderqueer folks, and the disabled queer community in particular—are often excluded from LGBT representation, raising an essential question: How can we build better communities that actually model the inclusivity we preach?

July is an occasion to celebrate people with disabilities, honor their inherent dignity and inalienable rights, promote their visibility, and applaud their achievements. 

• What is Disability Pride Month?
• Why is it in July?