
ALT The Disability Pride Flag is a charcoal grey flag bisected diagonally from the top left corner to the lower right corner by five parallel stripes in red, pale gold, pale grey, light blue, and green. The diagonal bands are intended to signify "cutting across barriers that disabled people face." Meaning of the colors: Charcoal Grey: Mourning for people who have died due to ableist violence, abuse, suicide, and illness Red Stripe: Physical disabilities Gold Stripe: Neurodiversity Blue Stripe: Emotional and psychiatric disabilities Green Stripe: Sensory disabilities White Stripe: Undiagnosed and invisible disabilities

ALT The 2026 DeafBlind Awareness Week poster, “Connected By Touch: Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges,” is a horizontal layout with a white background flowing into layered light blue and navy wave shapes across the lower half. The title runs across the top in bold navy and red type, with the subtitle directly beneath it. Five photographs are arranged collage-style across the upper portion, each capturing touch as a form of connection. From left to right: a person crouches to place a hand on a black Labrador guide dog; two people engaged in tactile sign language; a seated participant works with a braille display while an instructor’s hand rests on his shoulder; a medical professional gently touches a patient’s arm while an interpreter beside them signs in tactile communication; and a self-defense student uses a white cane in a move with an instructor. The HKNC logo sits at the bottom center, with a QR code linking to helenkeller.org/dbaw2026 in the lower right.


















