Pittsburgh offers free on-demand ASL interpreting. Philadelphia, with a budget four times larger, says it can't afford it.

Paul O'Hanlon created Ballots for Patients to help hospitalized people vote. Access Mob Pittsburgh continues his legacy of bringing democracy to those who need it most.

This year’s theme is all about disabled people building community, claiming space, and shaping Pennsylvania's future.

If you're leading while navigating bipolar disorder, seasonal affective disorder, or another mental health condition, know that you're not alone.

I am asking—urging—the City of Philadelphia to enforce the standards it already knows how to enforce.

Claiming space isn't about asking permission. It's about showing up and making room for more of us to follow.