Disabled in Action of Pennsylvania, Inc.

07/23/2026

Our very own Kwanesha!

07/23/2026

Penn researchers say they want to preserve the well-documented cultural phenomenon that is fading from popular use.

🔗 Read more: https://www.phillyvoice.com/philly-accent-asl-sign-language/

07/23/2026

Disability looks different for everyone. Some disabilities are visible; others are invisible. is about recognizing that disability is part of one's identity, not their whole story.

07/23/2026

07/23/2026

Jimothy is taking Seattle, and the world, by storm. He's the Disability Pride Month icon we didn't know we needed.

While we love the energy y'all have for this lil' disabled raccoon, we also feel the need to point out: this kind of love and acceptance is exactly what disabled people have been asking for, for far too long.

We love the love you're all showing Jimothy! Now, go do the same for disabled people.

ID: An image with a purple and pink gradient background that is vaguely space-themed, has meme-style text that highlights how iconic Jimothy the disabled raccoon is, and asks people to show disabled humans the same love they show disabled animals.