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[ID:A vibrant, dreamlike event poster features an illustrated portrait of Alice Wong in a galaxy-inspired style by @ogrefairy. Alice appears to float in deep purple outer space while seated in her power chair, wearing a red sweater and blue comfy pants. She has her 2021-era face mask with attached tubing. Constellation-like sparkles surround her along with whimsical floating ice cream cones in soft pastel colors. Across the top, a wide teal paint-stroke banner displays the text: “FREEDOM THROUGH CREATIVITY / CRIPPING ART / VIRTUAL MARKET.” Beneath it, script lettering reads, “In honor of Alice Wong.” To the right of Alice, another brushstroke highlights a quote from Year of the Tiger: “If we love fiercely, our ancestors live among and speak to us through these incandescent filaments glowing from the warmth of memories.” At the bottom, a final bright brushstroke holds event details: “MEET THE ARTISTS / LIVE EVENT / 6–8 PM EST / 5–7 PM CST / 3–5 PM PST / DECEMBER 6, 2025.”]

 

 

 

MEET THE ARTISTS LIVE EVENT
DECEMBER 6, 2025.
6–8 PM EST
5–7 PM CST
3–5 PM PST 

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Hands Off Virtual Protest

 

Disabled People Are People!!

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Welcome to DIYabled!!!

DIYabled is a nonprofit that started to educate people about disability and accessibility.

Currently, DIYabled has a few YouTube series. Cripstory is where you can learn about the unheard history of disability. They purposely pick your curiosity and learn more about these people and how their contributions helped form the world we live in today. The Frankie and Pripee Show is another series where Frankie and Pripee talk about different disability-related subjects. The show was made for children, but adults can learn from it, too. Tuesday Thoughts is a series in which Priya Ray shares things on her mind. They are thoughts of the world from the perspective of a disabled person.
DIYabled’s This Crip Life is a podcast we are we have conversations with the diverse group of people that make up the disability community. We talk to disabled people and learn about what they do and how they do it.

 

 

DIYabled is a grassroots nonprofit. We intentionally do not get grants from the government as we believe that could lead to threatening what we do. We depend on the donations of private citizens and businesses to continue our work. Please consider donating or purchasing something from the DIYabled Shop DIYabled Shop. Thank you.

 

 

Recurring donations

 

Virtual Holiday Market

 

 

A vibrant, dreamlike event poster features an illustrated portrait of Alice Wong in a galaxy-inspired style by @ogrefairy. Alice appears to float in deep purple outer space while seated in her power chair, wearing a red sweater and blue comfy pants. She has her 2021-era face mask with attached tubing. Constellation-like sparkles surround her along with whimsical floating ice cream cones in soft pastel colors. Across the top, a wide teal paint-stroke banner displays the text: “FREEDOM THROUGH CREATIVITY / CRIPPING ART / VIRTUAL MARKET.” Beneath it, script lettering reads, “In honor of Alice Wong.” To the right of Alice, another brushstroke highlights a quote from Year of the Tiger: “If we love fiercely, our ancestors live among and speak to us through these incandescent filaments glowing from the warmth of memories.” At the bottom, a final bright brushstroke holds event details: “MEET THE ARTISTS / LIVE EVENT / 6–8 PM EST / 5–7 PM CST / 3–5 PM PST / DECEMBER 6, 2025.”

Register to meet some disabled artists
DECEMBER 6, 2025.
6–8 PM EST / 5–7 PM CST / 3–5 PM PST /

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DIYabled Bed In Series

Purpose of the Bed In Series

The Bed In is a peaceful virtual protest led by disabled people to speak out, share experiences, and advocate for disability rights. This event creates space to fight against threats to Section 504, Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security while uplifting disabled voices and demanding action

All events will be on Zoom and YouTube Live

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Donate to Mutual Aid post Helene

This money will go to help disabled get things they need post Helene

      1. A one time donation.

    We have PayPal, Venmo, and CashApp.

    2. We have recurring donations at Patreon. For as low as $5/mo you can be a part of the DIYabled Zine Club.

    3. The money will go to no rinse shampoo, body wash, shower pump, and anything else to accommodate disabled people.