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Our Community

As the fight for disability rights continues, we would like to acknowledge our Community Partners. Each has shown incredible dedication and support to the disability community and the disability rights cause. It is up to each of us to lead by example, and as our community grows, we call upon others to join in advocating for equality and inclusion for all.

A circle currounding D I A with three stripes and a star

Museum, Arts Culture Access Consortium is written on a curved line wrapping around the Mac acronym

Puple and green cube next to the words Lighthouse Guild

The letters M and S with a slash going through them, as if there was no more multiple sclerosis

A dark green handprint with the words Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation below it.

Wheelchair with a person sitting in it reaching for a star

Young girl with long white hair in bright red shirt and flowered skirt jumping on a trampoline.

A red arch that begins thin on the left and broadens as it arcs above the text &quotDRA, Disability Rights Advocates, A non-profit corporation"

On the left is a white capital letter T in a purple circle, surrounded by a large capital C. To the right of that appears Total in purple capital letters, Caption in black upper case, under it says Hear, There and Everywhere

The world CO/LAB is written with the CO in an orange circle.

A figure in what appears to be a wheelchair over the word Able in large letters. Below are the words The newspaper positively for, by and about the disabled, www.ablenews.com

Large white text on a red background reads &quotART NEW YORK." Beneath that, smaller red text on a white background reads &quotALLIANCE OF RESIDENT THEATRES."

MAF- Representing Making Authentic Friendships

Dwellability is home sharing for people with disabilities...by people with disabilties

Green labyrinth outlining a white &quotS" with black text that reads: &quotStarkloff Disability Institute" on top of &quotThe Workforce, Workplace Disability Advisor."

California Relay Service | Hamilton Relay

Deaf mother with deaf baby teaching sign language of mother

Turnstile Tours lettering in yellow and black with turquoise and orange backgrounds

Three hand print facing each other on teal blue rectangle A*R*T WORKS

Blue circle with two blue arrows in center mimicking the shape of a tree, black lettering to right reads The Family Tree Raising Families Up

Orange square background with white block letters that read New 42.

zcodanceproject- "dancing beyond disability "t

Colors: white/transparent, black & blue; “NYC Smoke-Free” in Blue and Black Letters at the top: below sits a blue illustration of various NYC landmarks from the 5 boroughs merged as a skyline. “Public Health Solutions” is at the bottom in black letters

Encore Studio for the Performing Arts

Asperger Works - Putting Autism to Work

Knowbility

Karen Peterson and Dancers 30 years of physically integrated dance in South Florida (dancer image jumps in the air and an image of a wheel from a wheelchair fills the letter O in the word Peterson

This says EPIC Players. The word EPIC is very large. The E, I, and C are black. The P is purple and is also the P for the word Players that is below. At the bottom it says in black, "A neuro-inclusive theatre company. "

Blue box with yellow connecting hands in the shape of California state

Collis Curve Toothbrush written in cursive letters with a drawing of the toothbrush above

Teal green and maize oval button with black "Suits on Wheels"

To learn more about affiliated partners visit projectaccessforall.org

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