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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Finding Space for Myself in a Social Justice Movement that Doesn’t Make Space for Me
Here’s Some Free Advice for Presidential Candidates on How to Talk About Disability
Reflecting on the Disability Community’s Shake-Ups and Important Moments of 2018
Midterm Elections are Over, But Our Work for Disability Representation in Government Isn’t Done
Why Do I #CripTheVote? Because the Disability Vote is Power.
One Way to Make Voting More Accessible to the Disability Community? Vote-by-Mail.
Call for Blog Posts and Videos on the Disability Vote
Students With Mental Health Disabilities Are Not a Burden
Voting Isn’t Always Accessible For Blind People, But I Refuse to Not Vote
Disabled Person Online? Here are Some Tips for Navigating the Internet.
We Want YOU to Support the Disability Vote (A Voting Accessibility Guide)
Engaging in Politics as a Disabled Person: an Interview with Carrie Ann Lucas
Five Questions for ACLU Attorney Susan Mizner
