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It’s That Time Again!!! Disability Pride Parade, Virtual Edition!

Disability Pride Parade!!! (Virtual Edition) When: May 31st to June 6th, 2021 Where: DisabilityPride.net Facebook Page Who: Any individual, group, organization, artist, entrepreneur, entertainer, friend, family, or person who holds a positive attitude on disability, disability rights, and disability issues What: Show off and celebrate disability pride in all it's forms! How: in lieu of a float, submit a representational image, or a 15-SECOND video to virtual2021parade@disabilitypride.net no later than Wednesday, May 26th, 2021, at 11:59pm

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We are happy to announce that we’re prepping for another Disability Pride Parade – Virtual Edition!

As with last year, we are doing this wholly online. We are asking for everyone who has a positive connection to the disabled community to send us an image, artwork, or short (less than 15 seconds) video expressing their disability pride.

We are so proud of our community and want to see that pride reflected everywhere. Show us your mobility devices, show us your art, show us your adaptive tech or gear, show us your PRIDE!!!

Disability Pride Parade!!!
(Virtual Edition)

When: May 31st to June 6th, 2021

Where: DisabilityPride.net Facebook Page

Who: Any individual, group, organization, artist, entrepreneur, entertainer, friend, family, or person who holds a positive attitude on disability, disability rights, and disability issues

What: Show off and celebrate disability pride in all it’s forms!

How: in lieu of a float, submit a representational image, or a 15-SECOND video to virtual2021parade@disabilitypride.net
no later than Wednesday, May 26th, 2021, at 11:59pm

Another Entry and Another Awesome Parade!

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The folks at the Chilliwack Society for Community Living sent us this beautiful, colourful disability pride parade. We hope that when we are able to celebrate our pride with an in-person parade, ours is half as brightly coloured and joy-filled!

Thank you to Danielle Miller and The CSCL.