Disabled Parenting Project

Today we celebrate 35 years of the ADA—a landmark law that affirms the rights of disabled people, including parents. The ADA changed lives, but its promise remains fragile. We’re still fighting for access, justice, and family equality. #ADA35

Happy Holidays to all who celebrate in our disabled parenting community! Whether you're celebrating Hanukkah, Christmas, or simply enjoying the season, we're glad you're here.

Every disabled person has the right to parent their children. This #IDPD2024, we're fighting for a world where all parents are supported and empowered.

Happy Thanksgiving to our wonderful Disabled Parenting Project community! May your day be filled with warmth, comfort, and joy.

Happy 34th ADA Anniversary! Disabled parents, let's celebrate our progress and keep pushing for true justice . Our families deserve full recognition and support. #ADA34 #DisabledParenting #CripTheVote

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Happy Father's Day to all disabled dads! We celebrate you and the many forms fatherhood takes - biological, step, adoptive, or as a father figure. To those separated from children, your love and impact are no less significant. Today, we honor you! #FathersDay

Happy Pride Month from all of us at the Disabled Parenting Project! We're celebrating the vibrant diversity and resilience of LGBTQ+ disabled parents and families. This month and always, we stand together in love, pride, and mutual support. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ #PrideMonth

Happy Mother's Day to all disabled moms! 💐 Whether your kids are with you or not, your love is valid. The world may not get it, & today may be hard. But you're not alone. We see you & send compassion your way 💜 #MothersDay #DisabledMoms

Merry Christmas from the Disabled Parenting Project! Image description: Red, yellow, and green lights along the top. Christmas trees on the bottom. Text says "Merry Christmas Sending you the gift of love, peace, and joy this Christmas. disabledparenting.com"

Happy Hanukkah from the Disabled Parenting Project! Image description: blue background with blue and yellow text. Menorah and flowers. The text says "Happy Hanukkah disabledparenting.com"

DPP celebrates International Day of Persons with Disabilities! #InternationalDisabilityDay2023 #IDPWD2023 #IDPD #DisabilityDay #DisabilityInclusion

Happy Thanksgiving from the Disabled Parenting Project! Image description: Leaves around the corners, text says Thanksgiving 2023. Our sincere thanks to you! disabledparenting.com

HAPPENING TOMORROW! Share widely! "Strategies to Support Parents with Psychiatric Disabilities with Child Welfare Involvement." Thurs 10/19 3PM ET. CEU credit available for social workers. Register: brandeis.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #childwelfare #socialwork

The Lurie Institute at Brandeis University wants to hear from disabled people about their birth experiences! More information is available at: heller.brandeis.edu/lurie/research…

Today we celebrate the 33rd anniversary of the ADA and its many successes, while also working toward a day when disabled parents and their families are free from discrimination! #ADA33

Happy Disability Pride Month from the Disabled Parenting Project! #DisabilityPride Image description: Purple background with blue, pink, and yellow polkadots. Text says "Happy Disability Pride Month! disabledparenting.com" in blue font.

Today, we’re sharing stories from disabled writers who are parents, because as Rebekah Taussig puts it, "We get to be both. We always get to be both." romper.com/disabilities-d…

On Father's Day, DPP celebrates all of the disabled dads out there -- both those who are with their children and those who are not -- and we continue to strive for a day when disabled parents are together with their children.

On Mother's Day, DPP recognizes all of the disabled mothers out there -- both those who are with their children and those who are not -- and we hope for a better tomorrow, where disabled parents will be able to raise families free from discrimination.