Actions you can take

1. It's our Organization Directors' Birthday Party!!!!

    

   

   The Co-Directors of 10 Minutes A Day & DIYabled have birthdays this month--and they're only one day apart! Come celebrate with us--virtually! We're hosting some Zoom events that will have accommodations & will celebrate the disability community & the folks who try our best to help showcase our wonderful group of people! If you're interested in coming, whether to say hi, get involved, meet other community members, discuss issues that matter to you, etc., please join us!

    

    

2. Watch a Movie with Us & Celebrate!

   DIYabled & 10 Minutes a Day are committed to making our community seen & heard. On Saturday, July 26, we're showing the movie, "Patrice," which is about disability rights, pride, & what it's like to face the systemic barriers the disability community encounters every day. We'll also have time for everyone to participate after the movie, so you can talk, chat, or otherwise communicate with everyone who is attending & be in community! Sign up below!

   Watch Patrice & Celebrate Virtually!
3. Make Accessibility a Reality!

   10 Minutes a Day & DIYabled work together to host events for the disability community, but we can't do it without help. We pay for many accessibility features at our events, such as ASL interpreters, live captions, a chat/help team from & for our community, & more. If you contribute any amount, no matter how low, it goes into our accessibility fund, which we use to make our events & flyers as accessible as possible. Please consider any contribution--we can't do what we do without teamwork. Accessibility is a critical component of social justice efforts, & we can't have any genuine inclusion without disability justice, too! Help us do the work we do, which ranges from calls to action & the hard work we do to organize & mobilize, community hangouts for support, & accessibility at our events & in society. Thank you!

   Promote Accessibility!
4. Check out a Disability Pride Art Show

   Our partners at DIYabled promote disabled artists of all kinds, & their Executive Director spent a lot of time collecting various types of art from our community & sharing it. Check it out at the DIYabled instagram page!

   Check out Disability Art!
5. Attend a Disability Pride Festival--Virtually!

   We're committed to ensuring that our community has accessible options to celebrate and organize, so we found some virtual disability pride events that you can take part in.

   Celebrate Virtually!

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