Respect Ability: Guide to Inclusion in the Entertainment Industry- With Hollywood striving to boost diversity and inclusion, opening the inclusion umbrella for America’s largest minority – the one-in-five Americans with a disabilityActors for Autism: Providing new and innovative programs for children and young adults with autismAccessible Hollywood: Resources for all things in the entertainment industry from beauty, lifestyle, to Girl PowerDisability Scoop: The nation’s largest news organization devoted to covering developmental disabilities. Daily coverage of disability news and issues that matter to the developmental disability communityThe Art of Autism: Nonprofit international collaboration to display the creative abilities of people on the autism spectrum and those who are neurodivergentBorn to Act Players (BTAP): Bringing those who have a passion for the theatre with down syndrome to have fun and be with like-minded peopleDivas with Disabilities: Non-profit promoting black and brown women and girls with physical disabilities throughout media platformsDeaf West Theatre: Since 1991, DWT engages artists and audiences in theater experiences inspired by Deaf culture and power of sign language and ASL with spoken englishElaine Hall: Founder of The Miracle Project®, and star of HBO’s two-time Emmy award winning film Autism: The Musical. Has developed a methodology that creates a culture of inclusivity, enhances teamwork and inspires others to discover their purposeNY Times: The Actors With Disabilities Redefining Representation- Article about performing in this challenging industryTrained Actors with Real Disabilities for Film & TV: Facebook page to bring together actors with disabilities that has kept them from working, obtaining a job in the Entertainment IndustryCollege Guide for Homeless StudentsCollege Guide for LGBTQ StudentsCollege Guide for Undocumented StudentsCollege Guide for VeteransCollege Guide for Women in STEMFirst Generation College Student GuideCollege Resource for Students with Disabilities
Superfest Disability Film Festival: Oct. 17-18, 2020, longest running disability film festival, which has been around for more than 30 yearsReelAbilities Film Festival: Festival promoting awareness and appreciation of people with different disabilities, founded in 2007International Film Festival on Disabilities: A variety of situations is the very variety of human beings, showing the variety of films on disabilities internationally