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Memorial Day honors the brave men and women who paid the ultimate price for the freedom enjoyed today, serving as a solemn reminder that liberty is never free. Thankful for all that serve and protect. God bless.

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Mike Hudson
Arlington National Cemetery

Yesterday was pure magic—disability awareness in its most electric, unfiltered form- open dialogue. We hit the stage at Southside Christian School for an open panel discussion that was less lecture and more life- lived conversation, sharing some hard-earned wisdom with hundreds of students and faculty.

This wasn’t just a fly-by assembly. The entire campus has been vibing with inclusivity, disability awareness, and advocacy endeavors from elementary art projects charting the history of disability rights to deep dives into the icons and practitioners who paved the way along the disability rights movement. It all led up to a high-energy Q&A session curated by our partners at
BRIDGED—the Greenville SC based nonprofit powerhouse dedicated to helping parents and educators navigate the world of disability with total confidence.

Opportunities like this are not as numerous as I would like, sharing empathetic dialogue, real world experience, and opening hearts and minds allows for real connection and true change to occur. Only through finding new ways to and seeking wisdom do we grow.

(Proverbs 9:10) The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, and James 1:5,, If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you . Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity . Ephesians 5;15-16.

BRIDGED
and Southside Christian, thank you for the opportunity and we look forward to many more to come.

Amy Hibbs. ROAR. Mike Hudson. . . . . . . . . . . 

Talk about a power move! A few weeks ago, we hit the State Capitol, joining forces with a powerhouse crew of advocates to turn up the volume on inclusivity, empowerment, and disability awareness.
There’s nothing like that "stronger together" energy—when advocacy groups link up, we don’t just talk; we hope to spark real, meaningful change.
The cherry on top? Seeing the Facebook love from Rep. John McCravy!
Huge thanks for the shout-out, the snaps, and the genuine conversation. Those "small talk" moments are actually huge—it’s how progress gets started.

Meetings like that often spark the most meaningful changes, especially when advocacy groups join forces to amplify their voices. Finding new ways to

Mike Hudson
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David Stumbo
Michael Rousey
Jay Youngblood
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Jeremy Chapman
Paralyzed Veterans of America
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