In May we’ll watch comedy specials of professional comedians with disabilities. After a good laugh, we’ll chat about empowerment and using humor to own our stories.

In May, it’s all about accommodations! Learn about this powerful tool for independence in our free webinar.

Come chat about traveling with a disability, including multiple modes of transportation. Learn how you can advocate for yourself while you travel.

Explore the exhibits of the Seattle Aquarium with us! We’ll learn about fish and other aquatic wildlife.

This month we’ll talk about energy management and setting boundaries. Together we’ll chat about strategies for saying “no” without guilt and letting go of productivity shame. Join us!

Take a walk and enjoy a picnic with us at Green Lake in North Seattle!

In April, we cover emergency preparedness for people with disabilities. Learn how to get ready!

Join us in April to create vision boards for spring! It’s the season of new beginnings, so we’ll have fun making and sharing our goals.

In April we’ll dive into the topic of dating! Join us to chat about what it’s like to date as a person with a disability. Come to listen or share your own experience.

Join us for “Donuts and Disaster Planning!” Our quarterly North End 50+ peer group is primarily for people ages 50+ and typically meets in North Seattle.

Canceled

Join us to talk about how to build resilience and bounce back—just like the spring season. We’ll talk about adaptability, reframing and hope.

This month we’ll give crocheting a try. Come learn a new skill or share your knowledge of this fun fiber craft.

In March, we will explore the different "models" of disability and how these various perspectives shape the policies, healthcare and levels of inclusion people experience every day.

In March we’ll talk about how to advocate for ourselves while riding transit. We’ll chat about different modes of transportation and share tips.

This month we’ll explore compassion and what it means to treat ourselves with the warmth we give others. How can we be a better friend to ourselves?

Hang out with us and get creative! We’ll be playing with air dry clay, creating whatever looks and feels inspiring.

Our February webinar will look at what it means to create art as a person with a disability.

Our quarterly North End 50+ peer group is primarily for people ages 50+ and typically meets in North Seattle.

Join us for a free four-part workshop series to learn about the basics of emergency preparedness. We encourage people with disabilities and their friends, families and caregivers to attend.

This month we’ll chat about how to advocate for our needs to our landlord. Come share what types of housing experiences you’ve had.

Join us for a free four-part workshop series to learn about the basics of emergency preparedness. We encourage people with disabilities and their friends, families and caregivers to attend.

Join us for a free four-part workshop series to learn about the basics of emergency preparedness. We encourage people with disabilities and their friends, families and caregivers to attend.

Join us for a free four-part workshop series to learn about the basics of emergency preparedness. We encourage people with disabilities and their friends, families and caregivers to attend.

To kick off the new year, we’ll play a dice game about setting intentions. Each side of the dice features a category with prompts to get us thinking.

Join us for a free four-week workshop series to learn about the basics of emergency preparedness. We encourage people with disabilities and their friends, families and caregivers to attend.

Join us for a free four-week workshop series to learn about the basics of emergency preparedness. We encourage people with disabilities and their friends, families and caregivers to attend.

This month’s webinar will examine what it means to travel with a disability.

Come get creative! This month we will express our affirmations or desires for the New Year by painting rocks with acrylic paints.

Join us as we talk about advocating for ourselves in high school or college. We’ll share skills and chat about different aspects of learning.