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A collage with an individual in a wheelchair, a cochlear implant, and a man standing with a shadow of a wheelchair. There is clip art of the disability pride flag colors, hands holding to form a heart, and the saying "inclusion matters". The text on the bottom of the collage states, "There are many aspects of what a disability looks like. Many are invisible. You cannot judge a book by its cover."
Check out https://www.disabilitypridemadison.org/ and look at some amazing Madison-based Disability Scholars, along with their stories and great accomplishments.
Flyer promoting a fundraiser at Ian's Pizza 319 N. Frances Street from 5-10 PM on Wednesday April 16th for Disability Pride Madison.
Happy Autism Awareness Month! Celebrating all April long! Image design: A blue and yellow background with stars. A gray blob in the middle has colorful text in the colors of the disability pride flag. Additional white text below the blob. The Disability Pride Madison logo is in the top right corner.
A poster reading, The Department of Civil Rights, Disability Pride Madison, Disability Cultural Center, and Access to Independence are hosting, What We could Lose: Medicaid and Other Programs for People with Disabilities on March 5th from 6:00-7:30pm. The event will be hybrid, with options to attend both online and in person. The zoom meeting ID is 836 1474 8193 and the passcode is 162248. The in person is at the Madison Municipal Building, 215 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Rm. 206, Madison WI 53703. Speakers are Eric Buehlmann, the Director of Public Policy at National Disability Rights Network, Tami Jackson a Public Policy Analyst and Legislative Liaison for Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities, and Jason Beloungy, the Executive Director of Access to Independence. ASL interpretation and Auto-generated captioning will be available and for other accommodations call 608-266-6511
Graphic for Disability Advocacy Day 2025. The text reads: 'DISABILITY ADVOCACY DAY 2025' in bold red and blue letters, with the initials 'DAD' highlighted in blue. Below, a blue banner contains a white megaphone icon and text stating, 'March 12, 2025, 10 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.' At the bottom, there is a logo for the 'Survival Coalition of Wisconsin Disability Organizations,' featuring a blue swirl design next to the organization's name in blue and black text
A digital graphic with a blue grid background features a "Question & Answer" format. The question, inside a blue-outlined box, reads: "How many top films currently include characters with disabilities?" A blue heart icon with the letter "Q" is on the left side of the question box. Below, an answer box states: "Only 2.3%!" with a similar blue heart icon labeled "A" on the right. The text is in a blue, typewriter-style font.