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Deaf Services Advocate – Hershel Jackson 
Disability Justice sign from NCIL member’s son 
“Independence is accessibility to live within my own home, visit with family, friends, and having “personal care attendants” to help me with daily living and to participate within my community.” -Garret Frey 
Heather Sims, Information and Referral Specialist with Disability Rights and Resources in Birmingham. 
Community Access Center: Riverside, CA 
Support Disability Rights and ADA Rights 
Disability Rights are Human Rights: #NCIL 
Not every disability is visible. 
Disability is not a barrier, discrimination is. 
POC with Disabilities Matter 
Central Washington Disability Resources Group & Signs
- Garret Frey holds a sign that says “Social & Political Issues are Disability Issues.”
- Heather Sims holds a poster that says “Affordable Accessible Housing for All” and features a graphic of a house.
- White, Green, and yellow poster from Community Access Center that says “Nothing About Us Without Us.”
- Blue stencil on white poster-board says “Disability Justice – We Open the Door”
- Hershel Jackson holds a sign that says “Equality Harms No One.”
- A man in a black t-shirt holds two signs that say “ADA Rights” and “Disability Rights”. One features a fist with a rainbow.
- A woman in a grey t-shirt holds a sign that says “Disability Rights are Human Rights.”
- A woman in a patterned yellow shirt holds a sign that says “Not every disability is visible.”
- A woman with her hair in a ponytail holds a sign that says “Disability is not a barrier, discrimination is.”
- A sign with the words “POC with Disabilities Matter”
- A group of advocates from Central Washington Disability Resources are outside holding their signs.