ALT A graphic with the text: "Dignity in Pay is headed to the Governor’s Desk!" in bold blue letters. Below it, "HB 793” and "Rep. Theresa Mah" are written in smaller blue text. The graphic features an icon of two hands exchanging money, outlined in blue, on a light gray background.

ALT A graphic with the title "The Dignity in Pay Act" in bold blue text at the top, with a faint outline of two hands exchanging money in the background. The text below reads: "Every worker deserves fair pay for their labor. The Dignity in Pay Act ensures all workers, including those with disabilities, receive at least minimum wage, eliminating the outdated and unjust subminimum wage. This Act protects essential benefits and prioritizes person-centered plans to empower individuals with disabilities. Fair wages are a matter of dignity and equity—it’s time to end subminimum wage in Illinois." The background is light gray, and the text is in blue.

ALT 3. A graphic with the title "HB 793: The Dignity in Pay Act" in bold blue letters. Below, the text answers two questions: * What is the subminimum wage?
"According to a recent January 2023 report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office, today, the majority of sheltered workshops (51%) pay workers with disabilities less than $3.50 per hour." * Have other states phased out their subminimum wage?
"Across the United States, 18 states have eliminated, phased out, or modified the authority of employees to pay subminimum wages to specified persons with a disability. Illinois should be next!"
The graphic includes an icon of two hands exchanging money at the top, outlined in blue, on a light gray background.

ALT Some of the U of I System delegation with Rep. Theresa Mah in her office