Disability rights are universal civil and human rights, but these rights are not yet fully realized by society. People with disabilities continue to encounter systemic barriers that limit their economic prospects, well-being, and human rights. Attaining these rights requires more than compliance with the ADA or other current disability rights laws. It also requires the advocacy and organizing of disability rights activists, whose targeted, strategic action has been crucial to expanding disability inclusion, rights, and justice. Join us in a discussion with disability advocates and policy workers to learn how disabled organizing impacts disability-related policy, and how funders can support disability rights activism.
Moderator: Satonya Fair, President and CEO, PEAK Grantmaking
Panelists:
- Dom Kelly, Co-Founder, President & CEO, New Disabled South and New Disabled South Rising
- Daphne Frias, Activist, Organizer, and Founder of Box the Ballot
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