In this recorded webinar, from November 2025, we explored the topic of assistive technology.

Read the recap of our October Understanding Ableism webinar about accessible transportation. “Transportation access means enabling people to go not only where they need to go, but where they want to go.”

We’re partnering with the Sound Theatre Company to participate in a “talk back” at an upcoming show of their production of “The Humans.”

An Overview of the September 2025 Understanding Ableism Webinar: “Section 504, the ADA, and Olmstead”

Get to know Jennifer Romer, a new Independent Living Specialist at Disability Empowerment Center.

Inclusion in the workplace often gets discussed as an abstract goal, but technology is turning it into something far more practical. Read the post from our guest blogger.

Our staff member Mandy Wes received the “Peer-O” award at the Peer Pathways conference in August.

An Overview of the August 2025 Understanding Ableism Webinar: “Disability and Employment”

After the 2024 election, Dustin Saksek told himself "I have to act." He was deeply concerned about what the Trump Administration was threatening to eliminate and how that would hurt people in his Seattle community.

Read about Colin’s experience as an AmeriCorps member of our team for the past year.

Hear Christine’s story of her experience as an AmeriCorps member in 2025.

An Overview of the July 2025 Understanding Ableism Webinar: “If the Disability Community Ran the Schools”

Tell us what you think!

What changes would you like to see in our society when it comes to disability inclusion and accessibility?

An Overview of the June 2025 Understanding Ableism Webinar: “How Design Can Become More Accessible”

July is Disability Pride Month! It marks the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which was signed into law on July 26, 1990. This was landmark legislation that affirmed the civil rights of millions of people.

An Overview of the May 2025 Understanding Ableism Webinar: “Long COVID’s Impact on the Disability Community”

The City of Redmond just adopted new city code rules that incorporate Universal Design.

Love accessible design? Learn more from our recent webinar.

Our staffer Philip shares his recent experience navigating Seattle in a wheelchair for the first time.

We’re on a mission to visit as many Seattle Public Library branches as we can to share disability-related resources with community members.

Last week we were at the Beacon Hill Library.