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Here are some pictures of WMDSC events and other actions!

Photo: A group of people of various genders and races sitting at a long table inside a restaurant.

August 2014 social at Capitol Hill Tandoor & Grill. Board Chair Nai Damato tactiles with Board Trustee LaVonnya Gardner.

Long table with many people, some with apparent disabilities, and of a variety of races, sitting around the table.

July 2014 Community Forum on Accessible Transportation. Attendees discuss barriers to access.

Guest speakers Carol Tyson and Patrick Cokley sitting at a long table for discussion. Across from them is Ricardo Thornton.

July 2014 Community Forum on Accessible Transportation. Guest speakers Carol Tyson (United Spinal) and Patrick Cokley (US DOL Office of Disability Employment Policy) share their knowledge. Former Project Action! coordinator Ricardo Thornton participates in the discussion.

A group of people of various genders and races sitting around a long table during a group discussion.

July 2014 Community Forum on Accessible Transportation.

July 2014 Community Forum on Accessible Transportation. A taxicab industry representative joins our discussion.

Eighteen very happy people of a variety of races, many with different apparent disabilities, lined up against a brick wall.

June 2014 social at Capitol Hill Tandoor & Grill. Over twenty attendees with various disabilities smiling for a group photo.

Nai, Lydia, and Allie sitting at a table, holding signs. Nai has two signs. The first says, "End the war on Black, poor communities. Justice for Mike Brown." Then a drawing of a police officer with club and riot gear, based on the image Krip Hop Nation uses for their Police Brutality Profiling mixtape. The second poster says, "Shooting an unarmed man with hands up 6 times is murder. We all deserve better." The drawing is Michael Brown with hands in the air. Lydia's sign says, "Washington Metro Disabled Students Collective in Solidarity with Ferguson. #blacklivesmatter." Allie's sign says, "We will not sit idly by. #DisabilitySolidarity for Mike Brown." Nai and Allie are white. Lydia is East Asian. Nai is wearing dark glasses. Allie is using a manual chair.

Board Chair Nai Damato, President Lydia Brown, and member Allie Cannington attend CODEPINK’s rally at the Department of Justice for Michael Brown, and the town hall afterward at Busboys and Poets. (August 2014)

Four people sitting at a table inside an apartment while a fifth person is visible on Skype video chat.

June 2014 meeting of WMDSC’s Board of Directors in President Lydia Brown’s apartment.

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