In celebration of Disability Pride Month, and the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), we present this series of blog posts highlighting the impact of this monumental civil rights legislation. The ADA played a transformative role in promoting accessibility, equity, and inclusion of people with disabilities. Let’s celebrate these achievements and continue to work towards a more accessible and inclusive world for everyone. Because of the ADA… Barrier Removal.
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Because of the ADA… Accommodations
In celebration of Disability Pride Month, and the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), we present this series of blog posts highlighting the impact of this monumental civil rights legislation. The ADA played a transformative role in promoting accessibility, equity, and inclusion of people with disabilities. Let’s celebrate these achievements and continue to work towards a more accessible and inclusive world for everyone. Because of the ADA… Accommodations.
Celebrating Pride, Breaking Free from Prejudice
July is Disability Pride Month, a month dedicated to promoting awareness, acceptance, and empowerment of people with disabilities. In addition, we take this opportunity to recognize the societal attitudes and barriers that continue to limit their full participation. This month, the Minnesota Council on Disability highlights the unique experiences and perspectives of people within our community. A guest blog post by Lance Hegland, citizen advocate.
Disability Pride: Reflections from Staff
Behind the policy advocacy at MCD are real people with lived experiences of disability. This Disability Pride Month, we’re turning the spotlight on our staff members, sharing their powerful, personal reflections on what Disability Pride means to them. From overcoming internalized ableism to finding strength in community, these stories offer a window into the diverse, complex world of disability. Dive into these compelling narratives and discover how pride can be transformative in challenging societal barriers and fostering true inclusion.
What Disability Pride Means to Me
July is Disability Pride Month, a month dedicated to promoting awareness, acceptance, and empowerment of people with disabilities. We also take this opportunity to recognize the societal attitudes and barriers that continue to limit their full participation. This month, MCD highlights the unique experiences and perspectives of people within our community. A guest blog post by Lauren Thompson, disability rights advocate.
Who I Was Meant to Be All Along
MCD is honored to share “Who I Was Meant to Be All Along” by artist Bart S Bartholomew. Please visit our Pride Event page, MCD at Twin Cities Pride, to find out when Bart will be at our Pride Exhibit Booth – as well as other info about MCD at Pride.