The Massachusetts chapter of ADAPT. A National, grass-roots, disability rights organization.
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ALT A woman with glasses and purple shoulder length hair using a pink wheelchair sits in the war room of the NY Capitol while holding a sign that reads "Insurance Companies Get Rich By Denying My Care".
ALT When I was working on the Americans with Disabilities Act, I wanted people with disabilities to be part of and thrive in communities. For many of us, that is hard to do without getting on an airplane. From the beginning of the Biden Harris administration, transportation has been among the disability community’s top priorities, with progress made as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law providing funds for wheelchair accessible rail stations and other types of enhanced mobility. Today, the administration acted on its commitment to also hold airlines accountable under the Air Carrier Access Act for accommodating travelers using wheelchairs. This administration has been the most responsive to our needs, both because they care and because they hired people with disabilities to guide their work. Thank you President Biden, Vice President Harris and Secretary Buttigieg for making this happen, and thank you my friend Kelly Buckland for bringing your personal experience and policy knowledge
ALT Text that reads Good Afternoon Colleen, your new chair is on order and once we have an estimated ship date. Thanks.
ALT ADAPT'ers crowded at the door of HUD
ALT A group of ADAPTers holding signs saying SHUT DOWN JRC and FREE OUR PEOPLE
ALT A group of ADAPTers, one of whom is holding a megaphone
ALT Adapter sharing flyers
ALT ADAPTer with sign that reads SHUT DOWN JRC
ALT Group of ADAPTERs with sights that read SHUT DOWN JRC
ALT Adapter sharing flyers
ALT ADAPTer with sign that reads SHUT DOWN JRC
ALT Group of ADAPTERs with sights that read SHUT DOWN JRC
ALT A flyer showing the MBTA Charlie mascot and the do's and don'ts of wearing a face covering. Don't push your mask under your chin; don't wear the mask below your nose; don't wear your mask loosely with gaps. Do cover your mouth and nose fully making sure there are no gaps.
