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ALT Disability Rights Florida graphic with a bright blue Florida-themed background, ocean waves, a palm tree, and a yellow sun in the top right. Text reads: “We will be at Family Cafe. June 12-14. Join us for presentations, conversations, and resources. Swipe for our presentation schedule.” The Disability Rights Florida logo appears at the top left.
ALT Disability Rights Florida schedule graphic for Friday, June 12, with a blue Florida-themed background. The schedule lists three presentations: “Preparing for Adulting: WIOA, Transition and Finances for Students with Disabilities,” presented by Z. Felicia Jordan at 11:30 am in Celebration 12; “Voting Rights and Accessibility for Self-Advocates,” presented by Laura Minutello and James McCabe at 3:30 pm in Celebration 10; and “Restoration of Rights and Alternatives to Guardianship,” presented by Morgan Patipa and Gabriella Marquez at 5:00 pm in Celebration 9.
ALT Disability Rights Florida schedule graphic for Saturday, June 13, with a blue Florida-themed background. The schedule lists three morning presentations: “Nothing About Us Without Our Voices: A Beginner’s Guide to Podcasting for the Disability Community,” presented by Keith Casebonne and Jodi Beckstine at 9:00 am in Bayhill 24; “Dual Diagnosis Discussion: Intersection of Developmental Disabilities and Mental Health Disabilities,” presented by Patrick Heidemann at 9:00 am in Bayhill 32; and “Restoration of Rights and Alternatives to Guardianship,” presented by Morgan Patipa and Gabriella Marquez at 9:00 am in Celebration 9.
ALT Disability Rights Florida schedule graphic for Saturday, June 13, with a blue Florida-themed background. The schedule lists three presentations: “Understanding Florida’s Mental Health System,” presented by Aaron Victoria and Melissa Cyril at 10:30 am in Bayhill 32; “Presenting Your Medicaid Fair Hearing,” presented by Jason Khan at 3:00 pm in Bayhill 23; and “CDC Support Broker: What Is It, and How Can It Help Me?” presented by Bradley Hunt at 4:30 pm in Bayhill 23.
ALT Illustrated graphic showing four people sitting together by a lake with an Orlando skyline in the background. The group includes a blonde woman with dwarfism, a Black man wearing glasses, a woman with gray hair using a white cane and sunglasses, and a man in a wheelchair wearing a green hoodie. They are smiling and talking together. Text reads "Come See Us At Family Cafe! Disability Rights Florida and Disability Deep Dive. June 12-14, Hyatt Regency Orlando. Come meet us, ask questions about disability rights in Florida, and chat with us about the podcast. We can't wait to meet you!" The Disability Deep Dive podcast logo appears in the bottom left corner and the Disability Rights Florida logo appears in the bottom right corner.
ALT Podcast graphic for Disability Deep Dive with a blue underwater-style background, bubbles, and a hanging microphone. Large text reads, “WCAG Explained: Mark Miller on Digital Accessibility.” A headshot labeled “with Mark Miller” appears on the lower right. Text on the lower left reads, “Episode 107 Season 3.”
ALT Podcast graphic for Disability Deep Dive with a blue background and a large headshot labeled Mark Miller on the right. Large text reads, “Meet Mark Miller.” A text box says, “Mark is a digital accessibility strategist who helps organizations build lasting accessibility practices.” A quote box at the bottom says, “Why this conversation matters: This episode makes digital accessibility easier to understand, from WCAG 2.1 AA to building access into digital content before barriers happen.”
ALT Podcast graphic for Disability Deep Dive with a blue underwater-style background, bubbles, and a small microphone graphic. Large text reads, “Listen Watch Share.” A smaller image labeled “with Mark Miller” appears on the right. Text near podcast platform icons reads, “Available on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts.” The Disability Rights Florida logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Graphic with a light gray textured background. Large text reads, “Communications and Digital Content Intern. Join Our Team.” A smiling person with curly red hair and headphones appears on the right side. Disability Rights Florida logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Graphic with a light gray textured background. Large text reads, “Director of Community and Healthcare Services. Join Our Team.” A smiling person in a gray blazer holds a folder on the right side. Disability Rights Florida logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Green graphic with a smiling wheelchair user wearing a straw hat and white dress. Large white text at the top reads “2027 Survey.” Handwritten-style words and doodles point to survey topics: healthcare, transportation, civil rights protection, education, equal rights, and housing. The Disability Rights Florida logo appears near the bottom right.
ALT A golden doodle wearing a navy blue emotional support animal vest stands in a doorway of an apartment. Text reads "Housing access matters" and "A new HUD policy may create confusion for Floridians with disabilities who use emotional support animals in housing." A callout box reads "Know your rights. Stay informed. Be prepared." The Disability Rights Florida logo appears at the bottom.
ALT The Disability Deep Dive logo appears at the top. Large text reads, “More Than a Moment: Tourette’s, Communities of Color, & Advocacy.” A smiling headshot labeled “with Jhónelle Bean” appears near the bottom, along with the text “Episode 106” and “All New Season!”
ALT “Meet Jhónelle Bean.” Her smiling headshot appears on the right. Text boxes introduce her as a disability advocate who uses her platform to challenge stigma around Tourette syndrome. Another box explains why the conversation matters, noting that the episode explores Tourette syndrome, race, stigma, and how people need to respond with more care when disability is misunderstood.
ALT Large stacked text reads, “Listen. Watch. Share.” A smaller image of Jhónelle appears beside the title card. Text says the episode is available on YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. Podcast platform icons appear near the bottom, along with the Disability Rights Florida logo.
ALT Graphic with the Disability Rights Florida logo over a beach scene. Text reads, “Accessible is not enough. Questions to ask before visiting Florida beaches, parks, and events.” A person using a wheelchair is shown near the shoreline.
ALT Graphic titled “Accessibility Questions to Ask Before You Go to a Festival, Fair, or Market.” Checklist questions ask whether sign language interpreters or captions are available by request, whether sensory-friendly hours or quieter areas are offered, and who the accessibility contact is before and during the event.
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