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To moblize the largest voting block, people with disabilities and their families, REV UP Georgia is moving our coalition meeting for the 3rd Thursday of each month at 10am EST to a larger Georgia Disability Vote Partnership (GDVP) from now until after the General Election. Please register at this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/hlhnUdcxRveHyrX4QbMoPg

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The Valley Association for Independent Living (VAIL) proudly invites the community to Nuestra Voz, Nuestro Voto: South Texas Disability Voting Rights Summit 2026, a hybrid event held in recognition of National Disability Voting Rights Week. In South Texas, the voices of people with disabilities, immigrants, veterans, older adults, and multilingual communities are essential to shaping the future of our region. Yet too many people continue to encounter barriers to participating in our democracy: from inaccessible polling places and transportation challenges to language access and a lack of accessible election information. At VAIL, we believe that disability justice means ensuring every eligible voter has the opportunity, resources, and confidence to make their voice heard. Rooted in the Independent Living philosophy of self-determination, consumer control, and community inclusion, this summit will bring together people with disabilities, family members, advocates, election officials, educators, students, and community organizations from across the Rio Grande Valley to strengthen civic engagement through education, connection, and leadership. Participants will explore their voting rights, learn about accessible voting options available in Texas, hear directly from disabled leaders with lived experience, and connect with trusted community resources that support informed and meaningful participation in the electoral process. Through interactive discussions, an accessible voting demonstration, and opportunities for dialogue, attendees will leave better prepared to advocate for themselves, support others in their communities, and participate in shaping policies that impact their lives. This nonpartisan event reflects VAIL's commitment to building communities where people with disabilities are not only included in democracy but are recognized as leaders whose lived experiences strengthen our region. Together, we will celebrate the power of civic participation and reaffirm that every voice matters, every vote matters, and every community is stronger when everyone has the opportunity to participate. Accessibility Features To ensure meaningful participation for all, VAIL will provide: - American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation - Online Captioning - Spanish language interpretation - Accessible digital materials - Mobility Device-accessible venue - Quiet space - Hybrid participation through Zoom - Reasonable accommodations upon request Whether attending in person or online, participants will join a welcoming, inclusive space where the disability community can learn, connect, and lead together in advancing an accessible democracy across South Texas. Lidia Fonseca, she/her/ella, Alamo, TX is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81151729840?pwd=WHrdBSZdNSnbFiEdzy9AHQeQTToyOq.1

To mark Disability Voting Rights Week, Disability Rights North Carolina, REV UP North Carolina, and the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law will host a webinar for North Carolinians sharing your accessibility rights at the polls, highlighting resources to resolve problems and receive information, and reviewing recent changes to voting laws. In a pivotal election year, it's vital that every voter be able to fully exercise their power in our democracy. This webinar will ensure you know your rights, have the information you need to access the ballot box, and the opportunity to get more involved in the movement for voting accessibility in North Carolina.

The aim of this campaign is to increase the political participation of disability communities while also engaging candidates and the media on disability issues. ATVFL invites all stakeholders and advocates in the state to collaborate on effective, nonpartisan efforts to: Address the concerns of people with disabilities; Eliminate barriers to voting; Educate people with disabilities about issues and candidates; Promote turnout of voters with disabilities; and Engage candidates and the media on disability issues.

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