Detroit Disability Power

🌈♿️ Join us and for Disability Pride 2026: Loud and Proud! This is a free, family-friendly talent showcase and party celebrating disabled creators and the joy, power, and necessary perspective we bring to the world!

In the spirit of taking up space, expressing our truths, and inspiring more disabled art, we’re bringing together performers, audiences, and community for an afternoon of music, movement, creativity, and celebration! Don’t let this event roll on by, RSVP with the link in our bio! ♿️⏰

Oh, and come hungry! Food provided by and 🌮🥕

🎤 Want to perform? We’re still looking for talented people to take the stage! If you have a gift to share, whether it’s music, spoken word, dance, comedy, or anything in between, we want to hear from you! Check that bio link 😉



ID: Disability Pride 2026: Loud and Proud flyer, details on flyer match the caption on this post

Every Detroiter deserves a comfortable, accessible home. 🏠♿🌳

In 2025, we teamed up with the City of Detroit Housing & Revitalization Department to create seven free housing resources. Here’s a preview of our know your rights guide for renters with disabilities. It outlines legal protections, accommodation processes, and complaint procedures for residents with disabilities. It’s also available in large print.

What are your renting rights?

🔺Housing providers are not allowed to discriminate against you because of a disability.
🔺You can ask your housing provider to add accessible features to your home, such as a ramp or grab bars.
🔺You can ask your provider to change their policies to make it easier to live in your home, such as allowing assistance animals.
🔺You should not face any punishment for standing up for your rights.
🔺You can share a letter about your needs from a social worker, service provider, or doctor.
🔺Housing providers CANNOT ask you to reveal your specific diagnosis.

🔗 Download the guide and find our other free housing resources at www.detroitdisabilitypower.org/consulting OR in our bio!

1: Bold title “A Guide for Detroit Renters with Disabilities” with two illustrated people. 2: List of “Examples of Accessible Housing: Lever handles, hand rails, lowered countertops, lowered closets, bathroom grab bars, adjustable shower head” each with a circular icon. 3: List of your renting rights

JOIN OUR TEAM for a good time, not a long time! 😎 We’re looking for a Field Coordinator to help lead our Get Out the Vote and Election Protection efforts this year! The position is a contract role from June - November. The ideal candidate is seasoned and ready to hit the ground rolling ♿️ ➡ 🗳️ This election cycle in Michigan defines the fate of the next generation. Yeah, it’s another history-defining vote. That’s where we’re at right now and as an organization that believes in the power of the people, we’re revving it up. We’re not letting our state get worse for disabled people, immigrants, and trans youth – not without a fight! So we’re knocking doors, calling households, and defending our polls 😤 For both the primaries and the general election in November. Apply or share widely! Thanks ♡

Check out the link in our bio to learn more! 🔗



ID: 15 image carousel post. 1: DDP logo. We’re hiring! Field Coordinator (GOTV + Election Protection). Check out the link in our bio or visit DetroitDisabilityPower.org/team to learn more. 2: Breakdown of position’s pay, timeline, and other details. More in the full job description linked in our bio. 3: Breakdown of percentage of time doing what in the role. This information repeats in the full job description. 4-15: Pictures of last year’s GOTV efforts and Election Protection effort.