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Shaping Seattle: Disability Justice

Join Seattle Streets Alliance for a special Shaping Seattle conversation exploring the past, present, and future of disability justice organizing and accessibility in our city.

From the disability rights movement that helped secure the Americans with Disabilities Act to today's efforts to make sidewalks, public transit, and public spaces accessible, disabled advocates have played a powerful role in shaping and improving our communities.

Together, we'll celebrate that history, hear from disability justice advocates about the challenges that remain, and explore how we can build a more accessible Seattle.

This event is an opportunity to connect, share perspectives, and discover ways to support disability-led advocacy in our communities.

Join us for an evening of conversation as community leaders share their experiences, challenges, and hopes for creating safer, more vibrant neighborhoods.

Where: Centilia Cultural Center at El Centro de la Raza; 1660 S Roberto Maestas Festival St
When: Tuesday, November 17
Event Start Time: 6:00 pm
Event End Time: 8:00 pm
Access: CART (Live Captioning) is provided.

NOTE: Dinner will be provided. Childcare can be provided for kids aged 3 - 11, upon advance request.

The event is free, but registration is required.

ID: Several trees under blue sky in background. In foreground, in large yellow letters “Shaping Seattle: Disability Justice.” “November 17th, 6PM - 8PM”

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