Disabled people deserve to thrive, as we are, now.

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Disability Culture Lab Action is a strategic communications hub building political power across the disability community to fight fascism and ableism and build a better world.

Disability is key to every social justice issue, because every form of oppression is disabling. Here at DCL Action, we know that building the political power of the disability community is critical to fighting back against fascism. We exist to shift the narrative on disability and ableism from fear and pity to solidarity and liberation, and build a world where no body or mind is left behind.

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Mission

Create a strategic communications hub to build political power across the disability community to fight fascism and build a better world.

Vision

A world in which the disability community is seen as a powerful and influential political constituency whose needs are addressed at every level, politically and culturally.

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Disability Culture Lab Action Team

Partner With Us

We provide high-level strategic political communications consulting for movements, organizations, and campaigns that center the disability community. Reach out if you have ideas for how to collaborate, or if you’d like our support! 

We’re also looking for funding and project partners to help us take our work to the next level and create big wins by and for the Disability Community. Are you in? Let’s connect!

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