July 31, 2026
Throughout Disability Pride Month, we asked self-advocates, family members, and allies one simple question: What does Disability Pride mean to you?
Their answers remind us that Disability Pride looks different for everyone. It is about embracing who you are, celebrating achievements, building community, advocating for change, and creating a world where people with disabilities are valued, included, and respected.
As Disability Pride Month comes to a close, we’re grateful to everyone who shared their stories.
Thank you for celebrating, learning, and advocating alongside us. While the month may be ending, our commitment to inclusion, accessibility, and disability rights continues every day. Together, we can build a Louisiana where people with disabilities are valued, included, and empowered.
To view what disability pride means to our community click here to read stories from self-advocates and family members across Louisiana.
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