Sunday, January 16, 2022 | 2:30pm to 5:30pm EST | on Zoom Join us and our partners at Detroit Disability Power for an afternoon of...

EVERY THIRD SUNDAY OF THE MONTH, 3-5pm Our monthly Community Care Circles gather virtually every 3rd Sunday from 3-5 pm. Calling all...

12/5/21 “The Build Back Better plan could create 400,000 new jobs, including jobs for caretakers who are currently unpaid family members...

11/10/21 “Detroit City Council members are set to vote Tuesday on a resolution that calls on Mayor Mike Duggan’s administration to stop...

11/1/21 “Having a document on the website that is not accessible to screen readers harms people's access to voting, particularly the...

10/28/21 “The nonprofit advocacy group Detroit Disability Power has filed a complaint with the city, saying people with visual...

10/28/21 “‘We are five days out from Election Day and still the City of Detroit’s website does not have screenreader-useable information...

10/11/21 “More than 275,590 disabled people live in Wayne County. It’s unacceptable to spend public resources from the county and some of...

9/29/21 “There was such a divide in the community. Those of us who were for masks to protect the most vulnerable among us included...

DDP first ever Member Meeting on Thursday, September 23rd @ 5:30 - 7:30pm EST on Zoom.

DDP is hosting our third in a series of five virtual Community Conversations about ableism, ageism, and racism.

8/19/21 DDP joined the Sierra Club and Common Cause for an educational event on voting rights and democracy reform! Secretary of State...

...we could all vote… So we must get the word out. It’s important that we continue to fight.” -Donna Miller, a Taylor resident

Our first workshop will be held on August 17th at 5:30-7:30pm EST. RSVP for this workshop and the following two. Check out & share the flyer

August 11th from 6-8pm ET, DDP is hosting our second in a series of five virtual Community Conversations about ableism, ageism, and racism.

"I'd like to thank the Mayor, the Office of Disability Affairs, and the Civil Rights, Inclusion and Opportunity Department for this...

Advocates Push for Vaccine Accessibility for Disabled Residents in Detroit.

Mayor Mike Duggan on Monday announced a multi-year plan to improve access to housing, transportation and employment for the city's disabled.

"Duggan, who created the Office of Disability Affairs in January, unveiled the 2021 Detroit Disability Community Strategic Plan.

Disabled Voters Seek Federal Bulwark as States Chip Away Access