Diversability

Elevating disability pride, together.
We are an award-winning social enterprise to celebrate the diversity of our disability lived experiences. If you're looking to continue the conversation, join Diversability's online communities:
- Facebook Group: http://bit.ly/diversabilitycommunity
- Leadership Collective: http://diversability.mn.co

Latest from Diversability

A black and white photograph of Diversability community members holding the Diversability sign. Two of the members are sitting in wheelchairs. It is a close up image of the banner, with the community member’s heads cropped out.

What Disabled People Want You To Know About Disability Pride

A black and white photograph of Diversability community members holding the Diversability sign. Two of the members are sitting in wheelchairs. It is a close up image of the banner, with the community member’s heads cropped out.

What Disabled People Want You To Know About Mental Health

The Diversability community at a holiday gathering in 2015 with each person holding their gift.

Vote with Your Wallet This Holiday Season

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Workplace Realities From A Disabled Employee’s Perspective

How My Daughter Sees Her Disabled Dad

Warning: Blind Mom on Board

What You Need to Know About Ableism

rectangular graphic with a charcoal background. In gold block text, “The D-30 Disability Impact List”. Below, a gold bar with black text, “2020 honorees”. Collage of the headshots of the 30 honorees.

30 Disability Leaders We are Celebrating Today (and Everyday)

A photograph of a group of Diversability community members walking in New York City’s 2018 Disability Pride Parade. Four people are holding a Diversability banner. Another person is holding a sign that reads “disability rights are women’s rights are human rights.” This sign is written in all capital letters, and “human rights” is underlined twice.

Why We are Proud to be Disabled

Professional physically integrated dancer and chair user Lindy “Oji” Dannelley dances in her chair.

“Morning Wiggles” Dance-Based Mental Health Movement Creates Small Moments of Joy Amid Global Pandemic

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What It’s Like Being a Business Owner With a Chronic Illness

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Successful Disability Hiring and Inclusion Initiatives are Rooted at the Community-Level