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Jul 17 • Celebrating disability pride month

DEAI in-conversation: Celebrating disability pride month

Live Event
Wednesday, July 17, 12:00pm EDT (5pm BST)

DEAI in-conversation: Celebrating disability pride month

Disability Pride Month occurs worldwide, usually in July. The origins of this celebration trace back to the United States, commemorating the passing of the landmark Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in July 1990. Yet, disability pride is about much more than accessibility.

Join us for an engaging conversation as our panelists share what disability pride means to them as people with disabilities. Learn how the movement extends beyond mere acceptance and discussion of accommodations. Disability pride is a powerful social justice movement. It raises awareness, empowers individuals to embrace their unique identities, and advocates for a more inclusive society. When we gather to honor and celebrate each other’s history, achievements, and experiences, we champion inclusion together. 

Presenter:

  • Sarah Hom - Roundabout Theater Company

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Sarah Hom

Director of Audience Services
Roundabout Theatre Company

Sarah Hom is Roundabout Theatre Company's Director of Audience Services.

She is passionate about and dedicated to increasing accessibility and inclusion in the arts. Prior to joining Roundabout, she held senior positions with the Denver Center for the Performing Arts and the Colorado Symphony and was Board Chair for Phamaly Theatre Company.

When she isn't sitting inside a theatre (which isn't often), Sarah also enjoys skiing; particularly with the NSCD in Winter Park, Colorado.

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