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Happy Disability Pride Month! We are so excited to announce the launch of New Disabled South's new branding and website!
New Disabled SouthJuly 1, 2026

Happy Disability Pride Month!

We are so excited to announce the launch of New Disabled South's new branding and website! ✨ We are so grateful for the support and hard work of everyone involved in helping us with this rebrand. This website was made for all those in the fight for disability justice. At a time when disability justice is under attack, it is now more important than ever that those impacted and those in the fight with us have the resources they need. Please swipe to learn more about our new branding, updated website and what you can expect from New Disabled South moving forward. ➡️ ALT Embedded. IDs: S1: A dark purple graphic with orange, blue, and ivory elements, text, and motifs. In the lower right corner is an orange and blue photo of a nonbinary person with glasses holding a microphone. The text on the graphic says: "Hey, is this thing on? New Disabled South has something to say". S2: An ivory graphic with text, elements, and multicolored motifs has text that says: "We have rebranded. Welcome to (the new) New Disabled South". The text below the headers says: "Last week, we teased an announcement by sharing some of our values and hopes for this moment and for our disabled communities in the South. Today, we are proud to announce that after years of surveying, planning, and building, we have finally developed new branding for New Disabled South. Centering interdependence and unity of oneness, we want to invite you not just to join us as an organization, but to join us as your political home". In the brochure, the right color is multicolored motifs of people with disabilities, using mobility aids and masks. The graphic also teases part of the new NDS logo. S3: Header: "Starting with our new logo, with multiple variants." Underneath the headings is the second half of the NDS logo. Below the new logo is text that says: "Starting with our new logo, inspired by interdependence, intersectional quilting, woven together by the boldness of protest and the warmth of fresh pies, we are proud to share it with you, our NDS logo". Throughout the graphic, there are several examples of the updated logo. Descriptions continued in comments.
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