❤️ You = Us: Join Project Access - Disability Unite

You are not only the spark —

You are the creator, the amplifier, the implementer, the supporter, the connector.

Whether you’re an individual, collective, or organization, there’s a role for you in this growing community.

🌈 If you care about access, inclusion, equity, joy, and representation — we hope that You = Us.

🌟 Become a Project Access Partner

🪖 Respecting individuality. Honoring diversity. Celebrating community.

The Project Access for All – Disability Unite platforms are powered by people. We are artists, educators, caregivers, performers, service providers, organizers, city agencies, and neighbors working side by side to build a more inclusive world.

Rooted in mutual aid, shared responsibility, and equity, every partner contributes what they can — whether by:

  • Amplifying the message through their networks
  • Hosting or promoting accessible events
  • Sharing resources or skills
  • Offering leadership, creativity, and support

Whether or not you're making a specific mutual aid commitment or financial contribution at this time — you are welcome.

📥 Sign-up is at the bottom of this page.

📢 Hashtags: #DisabilityUnite #AccessForAll #YouEqualsUs

🧩 Ways to Get Involved

🏢 For Organizations:

  • Become a cultural, community, civic, or service-based partner
  • Add your logo, info, and events to the public Partner Directory
  • Be featured in visibility campaigns during July (Disability Pride Month, Disability Representation in the Media Week, ADA@35) and October (NYC Disability Pride Parade, Disability Employment Awareness Month, Disability History Month)
  • In the spirit of mutual aid and equity, amplify at least three fellow partners on your social media — every post strengthens the whole.

[Become a Partner →]

🙋‍♀️ For Individuals:

  • Post about Disability Pride events using the official hashtags
  • Share the Project Access calendar and events
  • Volunteer your time or talent
  • Submit an event, performance, or resource
  • Be part of the July 14 Thunderclap
  • Help grow the movement in your borough or city

[Sign Up to Volunteer →]

🏛️ 400 for NYC’s 400ᵒ

🚒 A Citywide Celebration of Access and Inclusion

To honor NYC’s 400th birthday, we’re building a public directory of 400 disability-led and ally organizations advancing access across all five boroughs.

🎯 Be part of the 400 to:

  • Be featured on our platforms
  • Promote your July events
  • Collaborate and share with fellow changemakers
  • Begin an Access Circle

[Join the 400 Network →]

💥 Thunderclap for Disability Pride

📣 Launching Sunday, July 14

The Disability Unite Festival kicks off a nationwide Thunderclap for Disability Pride — a coordinated flood of posts, stories, and celebrations.

📲 Join by:

  • Sharing 1 post using our hashtags
  • Tagging 3 partners to uplift
  • Highlighting the Project Access calendar
  • Using the media toolkit to make your post count

🌊 If even 1/16 of our community participates, we’ll create a wave of visibility across the country.

[Get the Thunderclap Toolkit →]

📢 Hashtags: #DisabilityUniteFestival #LoveUnites #400forNYC #DisabilityUniteFestival #NYCDisabilityPride #PrideInDisability #AccessForAll

🇺🇸 Build Toward America 250: 250 x 250

🎆 A National Campaign for Disability Culture and Visibility

In 2026, the U.S. turns 250. We’re organizing 250 communities, each engaging 250 organizations, to create over 62,500 acts of Disability Pride, access, and connection.

🔗 Join the movement to:

  • Lead your region or city
  • Connect to a national network of partners
  • Launch local events, exhibits, or policy actions
  • Represent Disability Culture in America’s story

[Express Interest →]

📢 Hashtags: #250x250 #DisabilityCulture #America250 #TogetherWeRise

✊ United for Justice

Our communities are diverse — across race, ethnicity, nationality, age, gender, religion, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, and disability identity. What we share is a common message.

We are loud. We are proud. We vote.

And we will work together to make ourselves known.

Project Access - Disability Unite are about building bridges — between disabled and non-disabled people, across sectors, communities, and movements. We believe access is a collective responsibility, and justice is a shared goal.

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By becoming a Project Access for All Partner you hereby voluntarily and without compensation authorize the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities, the City of New York and Project Access for All coordinated by Art Beyond Sight, Disability Unite, Disability Pride NYC, to use photographs, video, voice recordings, and/or biographical information that are uploaded to the site to be used for print, television, radio, website and social media postings for the purpose of promoting the Project Access for All, Disability Unite which is an initiative of Project Access for All, the Disability Unite Festival, Disability Pride NYC Parade and the work of the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities and the City of New York.