ALT Dark purple box at top with headline "Accessible Job Application Webinar, for employers implementing HB4758" In white box, text reads "Beginning January 1, a driver's license can no longer be required for new hires for positions that don't involve driving. Learn what the new law requires of your business at one of three upcoming webinars: October 19, 2:30-4:00, November 13, 2:00-3:30, December 9, 10:00-11:30. Scan the QR code to register or visit AccessLiving.org/events." Logos for Access Living and Great Lakes ADA center. Photo of woman reading a sheet of paper and smiling

ALT "Medical Supplies Swap" in large white text on a teal rectangle next to two bandages with hearts. Purple background with text "Donate new/gently used supplies. Take what you need. Wednesday October 14, 4-7 pm. Access Living, 115 W. Chicago Ave. All items are first come, first serve. See accessliving.org/events for full list of types of supplies we're accepting." Logos for Access Living and Clean Air Club

ALT Image of purple lockers with the Access Living logo in the top right corner. Text on the image asks how Chicago School Board candidates plan to support students with disabilities. A call to action directs viewers to explore questionnaire responses at AccessLiving.org/schools2026.

ALT A group of people, some using wheelchairs and other mobility aids, are gathered on a plaza with the Obama Presidential Center building in the background.

ALT Teal background with icons of a light bulb, house, laptop, credit card, and bag of money with text overlaid "Take control of your money to reach your financial goals!" Large white box with title "Money Management for People with Disabilities. Free 10-week class. Thursdays from 1:00-3:00 pm, October 22 - December 21. Online or in person at Access Living, located at 115 W. Chicago Ave." Access Living logo in bottom right

ALT White background with splatters of spray paint. Cropped painting of two figures on a bench, one looking down and the other reaching out their arm. Text reads "Fight RIGHT! Community Emergency Services & Supports Act (CESSA) Online Info Session. For mental health workers, disability advocates, and community members. Wednesday, October 7, 2:00-3:30 pm. To register visit accessliving.org/events." Access Living logo in bottom corner

ALT White background with light, undulating wave-like lines int he background. Large purple text reads "Access Living Arts and Culture Coordinator Sandie Yi recognized with prestigious 3Arts Award." Photo of a smiling Asian woman with long, dark hair in a circle at the bottom right and Access Living logo in the bottom right

ALT White background with photo of a 2-fingered hand washing a clear vase with a custom orange and pink sponge. Caption at the bottom of the image reads "I am sorry that you have five fingers, 2025. Sponges, plastic, silicone, glass, and plastic jars"

ALT White background with subtle wave-line lines in the background. A large image of a small ball being held by a red, plastic object with a long handle and replica of a 2-fingered hand. Image caption reads "Digi-toe Technology: Ball Launcher, 2025. Silicone and plastic." Large purple text reads "Sandie's work examines the labor demanded of disabled bodies within ableist systems. She blends playfulness, experimentation, and storytelling to construct new ways of understanding disabled bodies and disability ways of being, making, and relating."

ALT White background with subtle, undulating wave-like lines in the background. Large purple text reads "Sandie shared that much of her work has been produced because of her involvement with the Access Living community. Her pieces are on view throughout our building." Photo of six custom-made sponges in various bright colors, including one with black eyelashes and two shaped like Sandie's 2-fingered hand. Caption reads "I am sorry that your have five fingers, 2025. Sponges, plastic, silicone, glass, and plastic jars."

ALT Purple background with Oct 1, 2026 in the top right and large text that reads "What immigrants and non-citizens need to know about changes to Medicaid taking effect today." Small Access Living logo in the bottom right.