accessABILITY Center for Independent Living, Inc.

03/26/2026

Help us congratulate our very own Chief Program Officer, Susan Ferguson, as she begins an exciting new chapter!

During her time at accessABILITY, Susan has been an incredible leader, guiding a passionate team of advocates, strengthening our grant funding opportunities, and advancing leadership and policy across the organization. Her impact has been lasting, and we have all learned so much from her dedication and vision.

While she will be greatly missed, we are truly excited to see all that she will accomplish in this next role. Please join us in wishing Susan continued success!

03/23/2026

Did you know that you can donate to accessABILITY just by grocery shopping at Kroger? Enroll in the Community Rewards program through your shopper card and Kroger will do the rest! Visit https://www.kroger.com/i/community/community-rewards or click the link in our bio for more information

03/13/2026

Not all disabilities are visible. We are challenging the myth that only visible disabilities "count." Both visible and non-apparent disabilities can significantly affect a person's daily life. Both deserve understanding, respect, and support.

03/12/2026

Celebrate March Disability Awareness Month!

There’s a common misconception that accommodating employees with disabilities is expensive, but the data tells us differently.

03/11/2026

Celebrate March Disability Awareness Month! When companies embrace disability inclusion, they gain dedicated, reliable team members.

03/03/2026

Want to diversify your reading to include stories about people with disabilities? Check out this curated list of disability-forward books for all ages!
https://hamiltoneastpl.org/1-in-4-hoosiers-disability-awareness-month/
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[ID: The image is a book cover illustrated in cool blue tones. The title, “A Little Like Magic”, is written in whimsical white lettering at the top left. Beneath the title, the author’s name, Sarah Kurpiel, appears in smaller script. On the right side of the cover is a large, gentle-looking whale outlined in white. The whale is bending its head down toward a small child sitting in a wheelchair at the center bottom of the image. On the left side is a circular seal indicating a Schneider Family Book Award.]

03/03/2026

Today we kicked off Disability Awareness Month celebration with ! Our own Director of Community Engagement, Jessica Minor, delivered the keynote and talked about why inclusion and access matter. We also got to check out our Board Member, Alycia Corpiel's artwork which is on display at the Fishers Art Center!

03/02/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month! Join us throughout the month as we share facts about disability!

02/25/2026

March is Disability Awareness Month! Mark your calendar for these upcoming events! Don't see one listed? Drop it in the comments below.

02/24/2026

Thank you to WFYI for inviting accessABILITY to join you for the Indie Lens Pop-Up screening of The Inquisitor! We had a great time and great conversations were had!

02/17/2026

Congratulations to Elana Meyers Taylor on her Olympic gold medal! Beyond her incredible achievement, she continues to use her platform to champion inclusion and accessibility, inspired in part by her role as a proud mom to two Deaf sons.

All about Elana Meyers Taylor's sign language after her races.

02/16/2026

Happy Presidents' Day!

Presidents Day honors the leaders who have shaped our nation and the values of democracy, service, and civic responsibility.


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[ID: The image features a festive design for Presidents Day. At the center, bold text reads:
"Happy Presidents Day." Above the text, there are two crossed American flags with red, white, and blue stripes and stars, creating a patriotic theme. The background has a light beige color with radiating lines, giving a sunburst effect, and a thin white border frames the entire design.]