Disability Pride Month

A green background. White text that says, July is Disability Pride Month. Join us for a month-long celebration and reflection of disability and social work topics. Below on a white background, black text that says Week 1: Introduction and Awareness. Week 2: Stories and History. Week 3: Resources and Research. Week 4: Advocacy and Policy. Week 5: Community. There is a heart shape in Disability Pride Flag colors and the Disability And Well-Being In Social Work.com logo and site are shown

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4 green squares with text, one is a quote and 3 are statistics. Click the link below to go to the LinkedIn post.

An image of the unseen film's movie poster, showing the profile of Pedro's face. Text reads: unseen. “As a blind, undocumented immigrant, Pedro faces uncertainty to obtain his college degree, become a social worker, and support his family. Through experimental cinematography and sound, unseen reimagines the accessibility of cinema, while exploring the intersections of immigration, disability, and mental health.” Learn more at www.unseen-film.com.

A graphic with a green and white background, the text reads the same as above, mentioning congratulations to the scholarship winners and sharing the intent of the scholarship. The Disability And Well-Being In Social Work.com logo and website are listed at the bottom.

Title, July is Disability Pride Month. A heart shape with the disability pride flag colors is shown. Beneath it the text, The first Disability Pride day was held October 6th, 1990 in Boston, organized by the Disability Pride Day Coalition. On the right is an image of a black and white newspaper article showing attendees at the 1990 parade with the headline Disability rights activists hold historic pride day. This image comes from the Gale Primary Source, Archives of Sexuality of Gender.

A green square on a white background. White text reads: What resources or tools have you found valuable in your work? Share your recommendations in the comments.

A white background. Screenshots of 3 documents are shown. Titled Make Access Easy, 21 Day disability Equity Habit Building Challenge and The Big Ableism Survey. The Disability And Well-Being In Social Work logo and website are listed at the bottom.

A screenshot of the Resource Library page showing a search bar and topic filters.

A screenshot of the DWSW LinkedIn post sharing links to a research survey and article

The cover of the PDF, it shows a red background with white text that reads Disability Pride Month, Ways To Participate. There is a graphic of 10 people of varying genders and skin tones and with a variety of mobility aids, such as wheelchairs, canes and prosthetics.

A green square on a white background. White text reads: Disability is intersectional. Check out these 8 event recordings with a white arrow pointing right. There is a heart shape in the colors of the Disability Pride Flag.

A white background and green border. Black text lists the titles of the 8 videos linked in the post. The Disability And Well-Being In Social Work logo and website are listed at the bottom.

Screenshot of the Disability Pride Month page on this website.

A white background. White text that says, “Within social work, can our profession conceptualize participation and inclusion of people with disabilities to multiple identities: client, citizen, and colleague? Kiesel et al. (2019). There is a heart shape in the colors of the Disability Pride Flag and the Disability And Well-Being In Social Work logo and website are listed at the bottom.