Program & Initiatives

56% of women with disabilities report having negative social experiences at school such as bullying and other forms of isolation. We invite young women between the ages of 17 and 25 to participate in our annual pageant. This program cultivates safe spaces where participants build confidence and self-esteem through public speaking, relationship building, and social networking. Scholarship winners will receive funding for advanced education and professional opportunities. (Upcoming)

We facilitate on-campus peer to peer support for BIPOC students attending HBCU and minority-serving institutions. This support may be in the form of advocacy for accessibility, disability education, diversity, equity, or inclusion. (Upcoming)

We provide educational support through annual scholarships for rising high school juniors and seniors.  Support may be in the form of virtual learning, school supplies, or assistance with GED application fees. (Upcoming)