“Deaf President Now!” Shows Importance of Fighting For Deaf Rights – in 1988 and Today - Disability Belongs
“Deaf President Now!" screening at Sundance 2025 is truly a universal story about people refusing to be invisible.| Disability Belongs
“Deaf President Now!" screening at Sundance 2025 is truly a universal story about people refusing to be invisible.| Disability Belongs
Short film at Sundance 2025 offers a glimpse into the complex world of exploitation within the entertainment industry.| Disability Belongs
“Unholy” is relatable to many young adults, regardless of any connection to any religion, who are navigating their disability among their various family members.| Disability Belongs
The aptly titled documentary short film “The Reality of Hope” highlights the incredible reach of human kindness, community, and possibility.| Disability Belongs
Joanna Leeds’ BULLDOZER follows Jo as she struggles her way through a breakup, her confounding health, and the medical system.| Disability Belongs
Short film showcases the importance of having human connections in a world where it is so easy to be isolated.| Disability Belongs
Short film allows viewers to learn how both Alzheimer’s and OCD affect not only the individual, but their family members as well.| Disability Belongs
Thomas Wiggins performed at the White House and earned the equivalent of $12 million in today’s money. Yet, as a Black, blind and (presumably) autistic man, this success was all too easily stolen from him.| Disability Belongs
While “Out of My Mind” is a coming-of-age film that will appeal to everyone, it means so much more for children and young adults with disabilities.| Disability Belongs
Series Production Team Includes Variety of Neurodiverse Writers, Production Staff, Animators, Advisors, and Voice Talent| Disability Belongs
DERAILED was born out of the rage Rachel Handler felt when a subway station near her home base in New York City underwent major renovations while the opportunity to make it accessible went ignored.| Disability Belongs
