
The Disabled Parenting Project is an online community by and for parents and prospective parents with disabilities. The DPP is part of @NatRCPD.
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ALT A woman sits in a wheelchair, wearing blue, with long dark wavy hair. She's reading a book with her child, who wears orange and sits close beside her. They're framed by decorative leaves in pink and blue. Above them, text in blue reads 'Every disabled person has the fundamental right to parent.' The image has a soft pink background with subtle dot pattern. At the bottom is the website www.disabledparenting.com in red.

ALT A graphic with a navy blue background. The text "HAPPY 34TH ADA ANNIVERSARY!" is prominently displayed in large, bold letters. Below, it reads "Disabled Parenting Project" and "www.disabledparenting.com". Decorative elements resembling stylized fireworks or starbursts appear in the corners, using a color scheme of navy blue, light blue, and tan.

ALT Strategies to Support Parents with Psychiatric Disabilities with Child Welfare Involvement: Perspectives from Staff Providing Legal Services. Presenters: Miriam Heyman, Robyn Powell, Ron Ayler, and Alex Dutton. Thursday, October 19, 2023 3:00 PM ET. National Research Center for Parents with Disabilities. Community Legal Services of Philadelphia. Brandeis, The Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Lurie Institute for Disability Policy. This program has been approved by the National Association of Social Workers (Approval #886742820-8097) for 1 continuing education contact hour.

ALT Graphic of wheelchair-user of color with pregnant belly, text says: "Tell us your birth story. We are conducting a research study about pregnancy experiences of Black people and Latinx/as with physical disabilities. Interested in participating? Please contact Janelle Mills. Phone: 781-736-3928. Email: [email protected]. Participants must be between 21 - 55 years old and have given birth in the past ten years















