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We are so lucky to have Access Living as our media partner to help us with outreach to the Chicago disability community! Access Living is a change agent committed to … Continue Reading Media Partner #59: Access Living, Chicago, IL
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We’re very thankful for the support of the California State Independent Living Council (SILC)! The SILC is an 18-member council, appointed by the Governor, to represent persons with disabilities throughout … Continue Reading Media Partner #58: California State Independent Living Council
A big thank you to Lei Wiley-Mydske and her support of the Disability Visibility Project! The Ed Wiley Autism Acceptance Lending Library offers books, resources and information that promotes autism … Continue Reading Media Partner #57: Ed Wiley Autism Acceptance Library
Thank you to Autism Parenting Magazine for their support of the Disability Visibility Project! From the magazine’s website: Autism Parenting Magazine was established in 2012. Our goal is to act as … Continue Reading Media Partner #56: Autism Parenting Magazine
Thank you to Deborah Davis and Push Living, great advocates for accessible travel. From Push Living’s website: Deborah Davis has achieved a successful career in sales and marketing, training, educating, … Continue Reading Media Partner #55: Deborah Davis and Push Living
We’re fortunate to have the Employment Alliance for People with Disabilities as our 54th media partner! From EAPD’s website: The Employment Alliance for People with Disabilities (EAPD) is a non-partisan, non-profit … Continue Reading Media Partner #54: Employment Alliance for People with Disabilities
I’m the Evidence/Mental Health Campaign (ITE/MH) is a campaign to raise awareness about how each of us can positively impact the lives of people in mental health recovery, by honoring … Continue Reading Media Partner #53: I’m the Evidence
The Disability Visibility Project loves all types of cripples and Mike Ervin is one of the best bloggers that gives an unvarnished, most un-inspiring look at the disability experience. From … Continue Reading Media Partner #52: Mike Ervin, aka Smart Ass Cripple
Thank you to Lucia Rios for reaching out to the Disability Visibility Project from our Facebook page! We are proud to have her as a media partner and for allowing … Continue Reading Media Partner #51: Lucia Rios, Holland, Michigan
With the StoryCorps Mobile Tour arriving in St. Louis this fall, we are very thankful to have the support of the Starkloff Disability Institute! The Starkloff Disability Institute has as … Continue Reading Media Partner #50: Starkloff Disability Institute, St. Louis, MO
We are thankful to have the support of Disability Network/Lakeshore! DNL helped us spread the word about our project as StoryCorps’ Mobile Tour stayed in Grand Rapids, MI recently. From … Continue Reading Media Partner #49: Disability Network/Lakeshore, Holland, MI
The Autism Women’s Network recently released a statement in regard to the attempted murder of a young teenager with autism, Issy Stapleton, by her mother. Recently the parent, Kelly Stapleton, … Continue Reading #JusticeForIssy: Statement by Autism Women’s Network
We want to encourage people with disabilities to tell their stories and that can involve stories with their home care provider or personal care attendants. Thank you to Hand in … Continue Reading Media Partner #48: Hand in Hand
Disability history happens all over the world. We are delighted to have Victor Pineda and World Enabled as our latest media partners. From World Enabled’s website: World ENABLED promotes the … Continue Reading Media Partner #47: Victor Pineda and World Enabled
Many thanks to the support of the ILRCSF—one of our posters is up in their brand new office. The ILRCSF is truly a hub for the San Francisco disability community. … Continue Reading Media Partner #46: Independent Living Resource Center of San Francisco
Another great blog post by one of our media partners Meriah Nichols, creator of A Little Moxie. In this recent post published on August 2, 2014, Meriah shares her thoughts about … Continue Reading Guest blog post: ‘Connections, Comforts & Judy Heumann’ by Meriah Nichols