Disability Pride Madison

Disability Pride Madison relies heavily on volunteers to ensure that everything runs smoothly during the Disability Pride Festival (July 25, 12-5pm at Warner Park).

Roles include: driving golf carts, setting up equipment, working at the welcome tent, serving as stage crew, taking photos, packing up equipment, and more!

If you have any interest in volunteering at the festival this year, please fill out the volunteer interest form so that we can contact you with additional details. Access the interest form by scanning the QR code on the flyer or go to our profile page and click the link in our LinkTree.

We're excited to join HLAA-Madison Chapter on May 12!
6:30-8:30pm at Sequoya Library in Madison, WI

Access to Independence & WisTech: Information about new assistive technologies for people with hearing loss.

This session will feature a presentation by Access to Independence's, Mary Rodwell. You will learn about our mission and services, including the WisTech Assistive Technology Advisory Council assistive technology short-term loan program.

You will be introduced to assistive technology related to hearing loss, including signaling systems and amplification devices. In addition, you will learn tips on how to use your smartphone’s accessibility settings on how it can help you.