Zona Roberts, a legend in the Independent Living movement, passed away this week at the age of 104.
You’re invited to a focus group!
We want your feedback. Help us shape our Healthy Living Program for 2025.
Our partners at UW will ask you questions in a casual group setting. Your responses will help us learn how to best support our participants’ goals.
Want to help King County become more accessible?
Volunteer your group to participate in a Map-A-Thon
Researchers at UW are looking for people with disabilities who are interested in participating in a study about generative artificial intelligence.
Learn what our staffer Terry said is his favorite thing about his job at Disability Empowerment Center
We recently had the chance to consult with Seattle company Theo Chocolate on the re-design of their holiday packaging.
Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving, is Dec. 3!
As you make your giving plans, we hope you keep us in mind, because everything we do is about inclusion and choice.
If you use eyedrops and have difficulty administering them yourself, the University of Washington would like your help with a research study.
Take this survey to help researchers identify ways to make a local park more accessible.
Hear audio responses (with captions available) from two of our staffers about misconceptions about having a disability.
This month we want to know... how has your disability shaped your perspective on the world?
Are you our next Board Treasurer? If you're looking for a fun and meaningful volunteer opportunity, consider joining our Board of Directors and serving as our next Board Treasurer.
Help improve sidewalk accessibility!
Do you use a mobility aid like a cane, walker or wheelchair? If so, the University of Washington would like your help by taking an online image survey.
Two of our staffers were panelists at NAMI Eastside's July health forum. The month's topic was mental health and disability.
What are some misconceptions about having a disability that you wish people understood better? Hear or read Philip’s take.
Try the new Find a Ride service to plan transportation in King, Snohomish and Pierce counties.
We have a new laptop library where you can use a laptop on site or borrow one to take home.