via Disability Visibility: Graphic with a white background and at the top is a row of colorful paint in rainbow colors dripping down. Text in black reads: “#ADA30InColor July 26th, at 4 pm PT/ 7 pm ET. Join us for a panel of #ADA30InColor contributors, moderated by Andraéa LaVant, as they discuss the future of disability and the work to be done. Co-organized by the SFPL, Disability Project, and Longmore Institute on Disability at SFSU. ASL and live captioning will be provided. https://tinyurl.com/ADAinColorPanel

Good day everyone! Let’s wish the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) a very happy 30th birthday.

If you’re looking for fresh prespectives on the impact and future of the ADA, then check out the #ADA30InColor writing series. Edited and compiled by Disability Visibility, the #ADA30InColor series is a collection of essays from disabled people of color that illustrates what the bill has meant to them and how ADA can do better in the disablity community of color. Check out their content at https://disabilityvisibilityproject.com/ada30/

Also, today at 6pm Central Time, you can listen to some of the writers speak their works in #ADA30InColor.

Note: I will be one of the speakers in the event.

Learn more and sign up at: https://disabilityvisibilityproject.com/2020/06/10/7-26-ada30incolor-online-event/

Godspeed,


Timotheus

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