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Disability Pride is at the heart of our mission at Easterseals SoCal. We're championing the message that disability is not something to be ashamed of or hidden. It's an integral part of human diversity to be celebrated and embraced. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the many people who have shared their story, including our disability influencers, whose stories appear below. By sharing their journeys and experiences, they're helping us amplify the #DisabilityPride movement. Together, we're challenging many stereotypes and fostering a more inclusive society.
I’ve teamed up with Easterseals SoCal to celebrate Disability Pride and share my story. I am proud of who I am, and my disability, and I say it, share it, and celebrate it every day.
I am thrilled to celebrate Disability Pride month in partnership with Easterseals Southern California! Easterseals SoCal is leading the way to full equity, inclusion and access through disability and community services.
I’m so excited to team up with Easterseals SoCal to celebrate Disability Pride! Autism is my superpower and I say it, share it, and celebrate it every day!
I’m pumped to team up with Easterseals SoCal to celebrate Disability Pride! SAY IT WITH ME: Disability is NOT a Dirty Word! Say it. Celebrate it. Share it.
This year for Disability Pride, I’ve partnered with Easterseals SoCal to show the world what it means to have pride in being authentically me. SAY IT LOUD AND PROUD – Disability is not a Dirty Word!
I am proud to work with Easterseals Southern California and celebrate my disability for Disability Pride month! I am proud of who I am, and to share more about myself and my disability with people around the world.
Honored to partner with Easterseals SoCal to share my story and celebrate Disability Pride! Easterseals Southern California is leading the way to full equity, inclusion, and access through disability and community services.
I’m teaming up with Easterseals SoCal to say DISABILITY loud and proud!
Join me and Easterseals SoCal in celebrating Disability Pride! Disability is not a dirty word, and it is up to us to say it and celebrate it!
In celebration of Disability Pride, I’m thrilled to partner with Easterseals Southern California to share my story. And I’m shouting it from the rooftops: Disability is NOT a dirty word, it’s a symbol of strength! Say it. Celebrate it. Share it.
We’re teaming up with Easterseals Southern California to share our story and fight the stigmas against disability and inter-abled relationships. We’re proud of our relationship and the life we have built together. Remember, Disability is Not a Dirty Word! Visit DisabilityPride.com to share your story of disability pride.
Happy Disability Pride Month! I’m thrilled to be partnering with Easterseals Southern California to celebrate disability as identity.
I lost my eyesight as a young adult because of an autoimmune disease, and for many years, I didn’t know what to do with my life. Would I be able to work again? Cook again? Be independent again? It turns out, the answer is a definite resounding YES, I CAN 🙌
Today I’m proud to say that I’m
- an internationally renowned chef
- a business owner and operator
- a wife and doggie mom, and
- an advocate for those living with disabilities
I’m partnering @EastersealsSouthernCalifornia to say that I’m proud to be unstoppable, adventurous, and disabled. Limitations are often perceptions and not realities. Visit www.disabilitypride.com to learn more and share your #DisabilityPride!
When my condition became disabling, I felt like everything important in my life was being stripped away. Thanks to incredible representation in the disability community, I began to see that my future was as big as I dared to dream. I had disabled friends with master’s degrees, setting their goals big and achieving them. I saw the strength in the disability community that grew stronger within me every day.
I am proud to have returned to school, earning two associate degrees and transferring to my university to complete my bachelor’s degree. I am proud to be the founding member of Queerly Disabled, a local meetup group for LGBTQ+ disabled folks looking for community. I’ve found lifelong friends who help build each other up.
I am a student, a leader, and I am PROUD to be disabled. I am honored to be a part of @eastersealssocal ‘s campaign “Disability is Not a Dirty Word” to shed light on the full lives that disabled people live. We are an incredibly strong community that has overcome so much, and we have the determination to achieve our goals.
Visit DisabilityPride.com to learn more about this campaign and to share your own story of disability pride.
We didn’t always know this life was possible. We didn’t always feel seen. But here we are. Loved, visible, successful and proud. Disability is part of who we are, and we wouldn’t change it.
That’s why we’re partnering with Easterseals Southern California to say it loud, Disability is Not a Dirty Word. We see you. We’ve been you. Visit DisabilityPride.com to share your story and wear your pride.
Join us as we celebrate DISABILITY PRIDE
Share your stories and use your voice to define what disability is! Together we can change the way people view disability.
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