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Help Us Create! Your Input Matters.

Disability Pride Month might be over, but our work to make practices and organizations more accessible and inclusive is just getting started! 💡

I’m building new tools and resources and I want to make sure they truly help YOU serve every client, regardless of ability.

👉 What do you wish existed? What’s one thing you need to make accessibility easier in your work?

Share your ideas, needs, or biggest accessibility challenges in our quick survey, or comment below!

Give us your feedback and ideas: https://forms.gle/JKh2fhJTog9UAaNV7

You’re the reason we do this work. Thank you for being part of the journey. Let’s shape the future together!

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✨ Fun Facts for Disability Pride Month! ✨

The first Disability Pride Parade marched in 1990. 1 in 4 U.S. adults has a disability.

Anyone, at any time, can join this dynamic, diverse community—disability is the largest minority group in the world!

July is about pride, reflection, and advocating for access for all.

Tell us: What’s a moment or leader that shaped your perspective on disability?

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ID 2: A group of people, including wheelchair users, march together during a parade on a city street, carrying colorful banners and signs. The text says: “The first Disability Pride Parade was held in Boston in 1990.

ID 3: A close-up portrait of a Black woman smiling warmly at the camera. The background is softly blurred, keeping attention on her joyful expression. The text reads: “1 in 4 U.S. adults has a disability.

ID 4: The Disability Pride Flag waves on a flagpole against a clear blue sky. The flag’s stripe colors are bright and distinct. The text reads: “The Disability Pride Flag represents resilience, hope, and diversity.

ID 5: A group of friends gathers outdoors, laughing and posing together. One friend uses a wheelchair, and all are clearly enjoying each other’s company. The text says: “Disability is the largest minority group anyone can join at any time.

Id 6: A child sits at a table filled with colorful art supplies, drawing with focus and a gentle smile. The text above the image reads: “July is a month dedicated to reflection and celebration,” with additional text below about recommitting to accessibility and honoring disability justice leaders.