ALT Flyer titled “Accessible Ballots for Voters Who Are Blind.” It explains that Bexar County must provide an electronic OmniBallot option for qualified voters who are blind. Registered voters in Bexar County who are blind may request a ballot by mail electronically, then print, sign, and mail it to the elections office. Eligibility includes standard vote-by-mail qualifications (age 65+, disability, absence from county during voting, certain incarceration status, or near childbirth) and requires completing a “Declaration to Vote By Mail Because of Blindness” form, which must be submitted with the mail ballot application. Forms can be completed electronically but must be printed, signed, and mailed. Deadline to submit forms is February 20, 2026. For more information, visit the Bexar County Elections website at https://www.bexar.org/3749/OmniBallot-Accessible-Absentee-Portal or call 210-335-VOTE (8683).

ALT Vertical promotional graphic for the Altitude Inclusion event at San Antonio International Airport on February 28, 2026, showing families with disabilities practicing check-in and TSA screening in a supportive airport setting, with event details and San Antonio Airport and United Airlines logos at the bottom.

ALT Three people from the disABILITYsa team wearing red Valentine headbands stand in front of a red tinsel heart wreath and “love you!” text, smiling and holding small Valentine gifts against a white background.

ALT Graphic with lightning in a dark sky reading “In case of an emergency will you need help?” above a red panel that says “State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry,” with instructions to call 2‑1‑1 or visit STEAR.TEXAS.GOV.

ALT Flyer for The Mermaid Cafe Deaf Social on February 26 from 5–7 PM at 14415 Blanco Rd, Suite 110, San Antonio, TX 78216, noting the event repeats on the last Thursday of every month, with illustrations of hands holding coffee cups.

ALT Flyer for an Autism Awareness OHANA Zumba Master Class on Sunday, April 12th, 2–4pm at The Grand Event Center, noting that all proceeds are donated to San Antonio’s Fiesta Especial. RSVP at jaxmartin46 at gmail dot com

ALT A group of people, including some using wheelchairs and white canes, approach a building at dusk with a city skyline in the background. "Disability Inclusion Resource Center" appears in the sky like a dream.

ALT Illustrated scene of three people planning together in front of a bulletin board and calendar. Colorful sticky notes labeled “disFORUM,” “Purse-u-ability,” and “Fiesta Especial” are pinned to the board. One person wearing a cat-themed headscarf points to the calendar while the other two gesture and discuss upcoming events.

ALT Illustrated collage showing volunteers supporting the community in three scenes: assisting at an information table, helping guests at an auction, and cheering or guiding attendees at an outdoor festival. Volunteers and participants include people with visible disabilities such as wheelchair users and a child wearing hearing protection. Bright, festive colors with open space at the top for the text “Volunteer with disABILITYsa.”

ALT Photo of a desk calendar showing monthly heart donation icons, with small figures representing interpreters, a wheelchair ramp, and community gatherings, promoting ongoing support and the message “Become a Monthly Donor.”

ALT Flyer for “Help! Not Handcuffs,” a civic education event for Bexar County parents about calls for help, children’s rights, and navigating the system for kids with special needs, featuring photos of three guest speakers—Judge William “Cruz” Shaw III, attorney Dayna Jones, and attorney Alicia “Ali” Perez—along with date, time, free registration details, and buttons to register for Zoom or in‑person attendance.

ALT “Promotional graphic stating ‘2 Days Left’ for Early Bird pricing for the Purse-u-ability® Auction & Lotería Night. A calendar marked ‘Jan 31’ appears above Lotería-style cards and handbags, with text encouraging viewers to get tickets or sponsor today at purse-u-ability.org.”