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Celebrating milestones at disABILITY LINK! Congratulations to our consumers who successfully completed their Peer Support Training. Thank you for your passion and dedication to supporting others. We can't wait to see the positive impact you'll make! For more information contact Linda Pogue LPogue@disabilitylink.org

At disABILITY LINK, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to participate in civic life, make their own choices, and have their voices heard. Regardless of political affiliation or perspective, we all have a role in building stronger communities. Your voice matters. Your choices matter. Your participation matters.

(Narration Version) We are still smiling from ear to ear after our annual Doggie Day event at Decatur First Baptist! A massive THANK YOU to everyone who came out to support us, wag some tails, and make this community event so special. Want to catch our next event or learn more about what we do? Get in touch with Justina Mason at jmason@disabilitylink.org This is the narrated version of the video, with full commentary explaining the content. The original version is also available. Videographer/Editor: Quincy Ellis

🐾What an absolute blast!🐾 We are still smiling from ear to ear after our annual Doggie Day event at Decatur First Baptist! A massive THANK YOU to everyone who came out to support us, wag some tails, and make this community event so special. 🐶❤️Want to catch our next event or learn more about what we do? Get in touch with Justina Mason at jmason@disabilitylink.org 🛍️ Awesome Vendors & Resources 🍔 Delicious Food & Refreshments 🎉 Unmatched Community Energy Want to catch our next event or learn more about what we do? Get in touch with Justina Mason at jmason@disabilitylink.org

disABILITY LINK invites you and anyone you know to join us for our annual Doggie Day event happening on October 15th from 10:30 am - 12:30 pm. Come learn about your rights as a dog owner, whether it's a service dog, support animal, or a pet! At this event, we will have various vendors, resources, silent action items, food, activities for kids, and a doggie fashion show! For more information, contact Justina Mason at jmason@disabilitylink.org or (404) 687-8890 ext. 120.

Today is the day that disABILITY LINK is holding our annual Voter Registration Event from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm!🗳♿ Join us to check out the Dekalb County Accessible Voting Bus, community speakers, "Why I vote" sign creation, informative vendor tables, and information on how and where to vote. For more information about events like this, contact Justina Mason at jmason@disabilitylink.org or call our office at (404) 687-8890. Photo Descriptions: Photo 1: Shown is the Dekalb County Accessible Voting Bus from the front. Photo 2: Shown is James Turner speaking with consumers actively listening. Photo 3: Shown is James Turner using the lift on the Dekalb County Accessible Voting Bus. Photo 4: Shown is the Georgia Council on Development Disabilities vendor table set up with staff smiling. Photo 5: Shown is the Tea Party Patriots vendor table set up with a staff member posing with arms extended. Photo 6: Shown is the Latino Community Fund vendor table set up with staff smiling. Photo 7: Shown is the Dekalb Democratic Party vendor table set up with staff smiling surrounded by posters. Photo 8: Shown is the Dekalb Republican Party vendor table set up with staff smiling surrounded by a info-stand. Photo 9: Shown is disABILITY LINK staff working a front desk table sharing info on workshops and programs offered by disABILITY LINK. Photo 10: Shown is food and refreshments set up in the kitchen of disABILITY LINK's office, and being handed out by staff members.

Happy Labor Day from disABILITY LINK! Today, we recognize and celebrate the contributions, dedication, and hard work of workers and communities across our country. We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable Labor Day! Our office will be closed today, Monday, September 7, 2026, in observance of Labor Day. We will reopen and resume normal operations on Tuesday, September 8, 2026. Thank you for being part of the disABILITY LINK community!

disABILITY LINK invites you and anyone you know to join us for our Voter Registration Day happening September 15th from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM at 1901 Montreal Rd. Suite 102. Join us for food, refreshments, games, community speakers, and celebrating Disability Voting Rights! It would make all of us at disABILITY LINK so happy to see everyone come out, enjoy the event, and celebrate your voice with us. Thank you all for your continued support, we can’t wait to see you there! For more info, contact Justina Mason at JMason@disabilitylink.org or (404) 687-8890 ext. 120 #votingcelebration #disabilityvotingrightsweek #communitysupport Photo description: Photo 1: Image of Flyer that reads 'Voter Registration Day, September 15th 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. 1901 Montreal Rd. Suite 102 Join us for the accessible voting bus, to celebrate your voice, hear community speakers, and food and refreshments to celebrate disability voting rights! For more information, contact Justina Mason at JMason@disabilitylink.org.'

Scammers are becoming more convincing every day. They may pretend to be a family member, friend, employer, government agency, or even a trusted organization. One of the biggest red flags? They ask you to purchase gift cards as payment or to "help" them in an emergency. Remember, legitimate businesses, government agencies, and nonprofits will never ask you to pay with gift cards. Be on the lookout for these warning signs: Someone pressures you to act immediately. They ask you to keep the request a secret. The email address, phone number, or text message seems unusual. They ask you to buy gift cards and send the card numbers or photos of the back. If something doesn't feel right, pause and verify. Contact the person or organization directly using a trusted phone number or website, not the contact information provided in the suspicious message. At disABILITY LINK, we believe everyone deserves access to the information and tools needed to stay safe, informed, and independent. By sharing scam awareness, we can help protect ourselves, our families, and our communities. Have you or someone you know received a suspicious email, text, or phone call asking for gift cards? Share this post to help others recognize the warning signs. And if you are interested in learning more, contact us at (404) 687-8890!

You are taking the first look at the Lois Curtis and Elaine Wilson Freedom Conference Room. This took place during our 36th anniversary celebration of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act that is still going on right now! To join us for guest speakers and a Crip Camp watch party, join us on Zoom with meeting ID: 4046878890 and passcode: 1901. For more information on events like this, contact Justina Mason at jmason@disabilitylink.org. Photo Descriptions: Photo 1: Shown is the proclamation and the gold and black plaque reading "Lois Curtis and Elaine Wilson Freedom Conference Room" Photo 2: The newly named conference room during the announcement. Photo 3: disABILITY LINK's kitchen area full of staff members and participants. Photo 4: Justina mason, Atlanta Legal Aid staff members, and Einisia Jones posing together. Photo 5: Tawanda Cargile holding up the ne plaque for attendees to see. Photo 6: Justina Mason and Einisia Jones posing around the podium and event decorations.

Join us in person or on Zoom right now, as we celebrate the 36th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act. In the office, we have a multitude of vendors, and Yvette Pegues and Ken Mitchell as guest speakers.

Join us on July 22nd from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm as we celebrate the 36th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with vendors, games, activities, watch party, guest speakers: Yvette Pegues and Ken Mitchell, and a special dedication to Loise Curtis and Elaine Wilson. For more information about events like this, contact Einisia Jones at ejones@disabilitylink.org.

Happy Thursday! Today is World Forgiveness Day. A day to release and let go. Today we acknowledge the difficulty of letting go of wrongs being done to us, but we must move forward. Onward and Upward. A bright, accessible flyer celebrating World Forgiveness Day on July 7, 2026. The design uses large, bold text with high-contrast colors and features illustrations of people connecting through kindness, a handshake inside a heart, and a dove carrying an olive branch. The flyer encourages forgiveness as a path to healing, compassion, and stronger communities by promoting listening, letting go of resentment, showing kindness, and building unity. Accessibility icons at the bottom reinforce that the message is designed to be welcoming and inclusive for people of all abilities. See less

Good afternoon and Happy Tuesday! Today is International Peace and Love Day! Today is all about spreading love and kindness. What are your plans to spread love and kindness today? A colorful, high-contrast flyer celebrating International Peace & Love Day on July 7, 2026. The design features large bold text, a white dove carrying an olive branch, a heart, and hands holding the Earth to symbolize unity and compassion. The flyer encourages everyone to choose kindness, celebrate differences, spread love, and promote peace in their communities. Accessibility icons along the bottom emphasize that the message is for people of all abilities. See less

Mental health is health, and invisible disabilities deserve the same understanding, validation, and support as any other. 💙 This June 27, we recognize #PTSDAwarenessDay. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone—regardless of background, age, or life experience. Because mental scars are unseen, it can often feel isolating, but you are never alone. At disability LINK, we are committed to fostering a safe, inclusive space where we can break the stigma together, share resources, and uplift every individual on their healing journey. Let’s open the conversation and lead with empathy. 🗣️✨ 👇 How do you practice showing up for yourself or others managing invisible conditions? Let us know in the comments. #PTSDAwareness #InvisibleDisabilities #MentalHealthMatters #disabilityLINK #Inclusion #EndTheStigma #SupportAndResources

🎗️ Today is National HIV Testing Day 🎗️ At disAbility Link, we recognize the importance of HIV testing, awareness, education, and support. Did you know that HIV can be considered a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)? Individuals living with HIV, whether symptomatic or asymptomatic, are protected from discrimination in employment, public services, housing, and other areas of life. These protections help ensure that everyone has equal access to opportunities and support. While medical advances have transformed HIV from a life-threatening diagnosis into a manageable chronic condition for many people, stigma and misinformation still exist. That's why education, advocacy, and testing remain so important. Getting tested is a powerful act of self-care. Knowing your status can help you access treatment, protect your health, and make informed decisions. Early diagnosis and treatment can lead to healthier outcomes and help prevent transmission. Today, we encourage everyone to: ✔ Know your status ✔ Learn the facts about HIV ✔ Challenge stigma and discrimination ✔ Support individuals living with HIV ✔ Share resources and information At disAbility Link, we believe that every person deserves dignity, respect, accessibility, and equal opportunity—regardless of diagnosis. Together, we can build healthier, more inclusive communities. #NationalHIVTestingDay #KnowYourStatus #HIVAwareness #DisabilityRights #AccessibilityMatters #EndTheStigma #HealthEquity #InclusiveCommunities #DisabilityLink

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