ALT Graphic with white background and navy text reading, 'Hey Neighbor! Resolve this year to take care of yourself! Disabled folks! Show your SC neighbors how you do self-care.' Followed by line drawing a woman with dark skin and a limb difference, right leg that stops at the thigh, using a crutch and waving.

ALT Alex, a Black man with a power wheelchair smiling while outside in front of an SC Lowcountry marsh.

ALT Brayden, a white woman with Down syndrome with short brown hair and glasses in an orange floral blouse and khaki skirt speaking while outside on a paved park path shaded by trees

ALT Marty, a white man with gray hair who is blind. He is playing an upright piano.

ALT Susan, a Black woman with physical disabilities who is blind and has short gray hair in twists on the telephone in her home. She is wearing a colorful teal and orange top.

ALT Text reads, 'Hey Neighbor! Enjoying a holiday meal with others? Work together to find an accessible feature in your kitchen or at a restaurant that helps you share and enjoy your meal with everyone at your table.' Followed by a faceless line drawing of a Black person with cropped hair and a limb difference using a crutch. Disability Next Door logo

ALT Photo of Alex Jackson, a Black man with a physical disability using a power wheelchair, speaking. he is outside and a marsh can be seen in the background.

ALT text reading, 'Hey Neighbor! It's service animal month! Celebrate your service animal- post a photo!' Followed by a line drawing illustration of a man with brown skin wearing a sweater using a long white cane and holding the leash of a service dog with a vest.

ALT Photo of Representative Cal Forrest, a white man with graying beard and cropped hair wearing a blue suit with red tie and wheelchair user. His House of Representatives lapel pin can be seen on his jacket. He is speaking with his hands in his lap while in the SC Statehouse House Chambers.

ALT ​Graphic with white background and navy text reading, 'Hey Neighbor! Did you know 1 in 3 people in South Carolina has a disability?' Followed by 3 line drawing illustrations of diverse, disabled people. Top left background corner has a navy blue wave with a light blue wavy line on the edge. Disability Next Door logo

ALT Photo of Marty McKenzie, a white man with gray hair on the sides of his head and bald top, seated in front of an upright piano. Marty is blind and is holding a long white cane he uses to navigate. He is wearing a black polo shirt and khakis and is smiling at the camera

ALT Photo of Brayden Smith, a young white woman with glasses smiling. Brayden has Down Syndrome. She is wearing a light orange floral patterned blouse and is posing on a wooden bridge in a forested park.

ALT reads, 'We need your feedback! Take a look at the latest Draft Plan or the SCSILC. Follow survey link for more.' Logo for the South Carolina Statewide Independent Living Council (SCSILC) in at the base- a royal blue crescent and palmetto tree with the SCSILC name in white in a blue oval surrounding the image.

ALT Photo of two people, a white woman and a white man, posing on either side of the campaign poster, in front of the word, 'Welcome' drawn on the floor.

ALT Photo of 'Disability Next Door,' and campaign logo drawn on the floor in blue chalk.

ALT Photo of a group diverse in disability, non-disabled, race, and gender, around tables at the event.

ALT Photo of some of the food at the event's buffet table.

ALT Text reads, 'Hey neighbor! What's an image description? What's alt text?' Features line drawing of a blind woman with brown skin using a long white cane.

ALT Text reads, ' Alt text and image descriptions are written explanations that help people with visual disabilities understand what’s happening in pictures.'

ALT Text reads,' Example: Three disabled people of color with a cane, prosthetic leg, and a wheelchair sit on a rooftop deck, laughing and sharing stories. Greenery and city high-rises are visible in the background.' Text reflects the image to the left on the slide.

ALT Text reads, 'Alt text is embedded in the photo’s digital code, and read with screen reader technology for people with visual disabilities. Image descriptions are usually included in the caption or post with an image, and can be accessed by everyone!'

ALT Photo of Susan Jones, a Black woman with physical disabilities and who is blind. Her photo is taken of her right profile. Susan has silver hair, in a corn row braided style. She's seated in a comfortable chair in her home and wearing a bright teal and orange top and is looking upwards while smiling widely.