ADAP

ALT An image of 2 people, one child with a disability, and text that says "The Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program (ADAP) is part of the nation's federally-funded funded protection and advocacy (P&A) system. ADAP provides legal services to Alabamians with disabilities to protect, promote and expand their rights." A separate section on a gold square says: What We Do Community Access Special Education Medicaid and Medicaid Waivers Voting Rights Alternatives to Guardianship Investigating Abuse & Neglect A little sticky note graphic reads, "Need Help?" Reach out to ADAP Disability-related legal questions? Advocacy Assistance? Voting Rights issues? Give us call reach out our website! Phone:1-800-826-1675 Web:www.adap.ua.edu

ALT A person with mask seated at a table full of resources

ALT A red, yellow, and green poster that says Juneteenth - Freedom Day

ALT A photo of the mayor speaking to a crowd

ALT A young Black boy handing a Black woman a gift bag

ALT Flyer that reads- we need your voice eradicating poverty and protecting our communities. Participate in a paid focus group! Email [email protected] - participation if selected will pay $50.

ALT Two masked people at a table with a tablecloth that says ADAP!

ALT Flyer for disability expo - today until 4! 556 eastern boulevard, Montgomery AL.

ALT Flyer with an image of a wheelchair user and a person with them, with text that reads Today is a good day to VOTE! Go to ADAP.UA.edu for help or call 800.826.1675

ALT A flyer in red, gold, and white that says "We Need Your Help - Working to Eradicate Poverty and Protecting our Rights." Text below shows a QR code to the url tinyurl.com/splcadap and a note that says you will get paid $15 for taking the survey.

ALT A red flyer with a faded background that shows "vote" buttons. Text reads, we saved you a seat! Apply today to be a member of ADAP's Voting Advisory Council. Support and inform our advocacy around voting rights, voter outreach, and access and inclusion. Consumers and their family members are encouraged to apply. Email Nicky for info at [email protected]. You can call us at 1-800-826-1675 or go to our website at adap.ua.edu for more information about what we do!

ALT A graphic with a red background and a person mailing a ballot, with text that reads “Want to vote in the June 21 Runoff Election?” and a sticky note graphic with a reminder that lets voters know that if they voted in the primary election, they must vote for the same party in the runoff election.

ALT A graphic on red background of important upcoming election dates. For this election, these are June 16 - last day to apply for an absentee ballot in person, June 20 - last day for voters to hand-deliver absentee ballots, June 21 - runoff election, all mailed absentee ballots must be received by noon.

ALT An image of 2 people, one child with a disability, and text that says "The Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program (ADAP) is part of the nation's federally-funded funded protection and advocacy (P&A) system. ADAP provides legal services to Alabamians with disabilities to protect, promote and expand their rights." A separate section on a gold square says: What We Do Community Access Special Education Medicaid and Medicaid Waivers Voting Rights Alternatives to Guardianship Investigating Abuse & Neglect A little sticky note graphic reads, Need Help? Reach out to ADAP Disability-related legal questions? Advocacy Assistance? Voting Rights issues? Give us call reach out our website! Phone:1 -800-826-1675 Web: www.adap.ua.edu

ALT Graphic with red background, and Election Day in big letters up front. Graphic says, "Find your polling place - https://myinfo.alabama.votes.gov/voterview" More text next to a graphic of a wheelchair user and a walking person holding hands that says, "Need help? We've got you covered! Check out our voting resources at adap.ua.edu or give us a call if you have questions, 800.826.1675"

ALT A graphic in red and gold with a ribbon background that states, 2021 Jeff Ridgeway Award Winners, with Dr. Eric Peebles, Executive Director Mobile Center for Independent Living written below a picture of Eric. In the photo, he is seated in front of a window and wearing a collared shirt and tie.

ALT Text written by Dr. Peebles' nominator that says "Whatever new challenges face the disability community, Eric is always at the ready to stand up for the community and to encourage people to become strong self-advocates for their rights. Dr. Peebles is an inspiration and role model for the self-advocacy movement." Same photo of Dr. Peebles as first image.

ALT A graphic in red and gold with a ribbon that states, "2021 Jeff Ridgeway Award Winners" with a picture of Beth Olive, a young woman with brown hair seated with her legs crossed and her chin in her hand with a smile on her face. Text says "Beth Olive, Self Advocate, Board of Directors, Down Syndrome Alabama."

ALT Same image of Beth with text from her nominator that reads "Beth is dedicated to advocating so that all individuals with disabilities here in Alabama will benefit...Beth is a true Self-Advocate for not only individuals with Down Syndrome but any individual with a disability."

ALT Banner image for the event - says Suppressed and Sabotaged, The Fight to Vote in big white text at the top, with a graphic below of United Women of Color organizational logo and Vote Gone Viral graphic (also by United Women of Color.)