Disability Vote
We believe in empowering the disability community to make their mark in the political realm. These posts amplify the power of the disability vote.
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Raising the Bar: Engaging Disabled People in Politics
Stacey Abrams did not become governor of Georgia. Our incredible team worked tirelessly for a year to reach Georgians in every corner of our state, building a powerful coalition of voters. We ultimately came up short, but our team made …Rooted in Rights 2023 and Beyond
Hello Rooted in Rights followers, contributors, and supporters! This is Allexa, the Director of Rooted in Rights (RiR), reaching out to you all to let you know of some changes to expect from RiR and some exciting things happening now!…
Overcoming the Concept of Overcoming As a Person Who Stutters
It was about two years into my comedy career when I walked into the new swanky comedy club that recently opened near me. It was plush and clean. The green room had not yet been christened by decades of comedians…
Vote for Access
If people with disabilities voted at the same rate as non-disabled voters, 2 million more votes would be cast. What is getting in the way of disabled voters exercising their rights?
