ALT A graphic of snowflakes in the background. Behind a snowbank and under snow, a blue textbox has text inside that reads, "There's still time to support NYSILC! Help Support NYSILC's Mission and Programs this Season of Giving."

ALT Graphics of dark brown fall foliage line the bottom of the graphic. Text reads, "Thank You!" A dotted line divider divides the text. "A special Thank You to everyone who helped support NYSILC this Giving Tuesday!

ALT Line art of a fall themed vine with blooming flowers borders the top left and bottom right of the graphic. Text reads, "Support NYSILC This Giving Tuesday", a dotted line border divides the text. "Help Support NYSILC's Mission and Programs, like our Pat Figueroa Scholarship!"

ALT Various outlines of fall foliage surround the graphic as a border. Text reads, "The Season of Giving With the New York State Independent Living Council"

ALT A border in the top left and bottom right of various fall foliage in front of cream colored shapes on top of a dark orange background. Text reads, “New York State Independent Living Council Accessible Food Pantry Resource Guide. Available now on our Website!” The NYSILC logo is in the bottom left corner which reads, “NYSILC, New York State Independent Living Council, Inc. Empowering New Yorkers with Disabilities.”

ALT Behind a text box, graphics of apples, pumpkins, and leaves are in the top left corner, with a cartoony Thanksgiving turkey next to a pumpkin in the bottom right corner. Text in the box reads, "New York State Independent Living Council, Full Council Meeting" with a dotted line divider between the next text, "Held in Person at the Wolf Road Marriott Hotel. Friday, November 21st, 9:30 am - 1:30 pm. Contact us for Information About Participating in our meeting!"

ALT A large group of disabled women and girls wearing purple tshirts that say "When disabled girls lead, we all succeed"

ALT A photo of Kathyrn Carroll, a white woman with blonde hair wearing glasses and a blazer, speaking at a podium with a sign in front that says "Office of Children and Family Services". To her right is a sign language interpreter wearing a blue blazer and floral pants, smiling. On a desk to Kathryn's left is a sign that says "White Cane Awareness Day!"

ALT Graphics of fall banners at the top of the graphic and pumpkin stands at the bottom of the graphic, behind the text box. Text inside of an orange text box reads, “New York State Independent Living Council, Full Council Meeting. Held In-person at the Wolf Road Marriott Hotel. Friday, September 26th, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm. Contact us for Information About Participating in our Meeting!”

ALT Graphic of two green laurel leaves on each side of the photo of Sharon Shapiro (Lacks), a white woman wearing a brown hat, glasses, and a red blouse, smiling. Text reads, "NYSILC's 2025 Disability Rights Hall of Fame. Inductee of the Week Sharon Shapiro (Lacks)."

ALT Photo from the 2022 Disability Rights Hall of Fame event of Sally Johnson, a white woman in a wheelchair, being presented an award by two other individuals. Text in the top right corner reads, "Help support the New York State Disability Rights Hall of Fame". Text in the bottom left corner reads, "Join our Honorary Committee". The logo for the Hall of Fame is in the bottom right corner.

ALT Graphic of two green laurel leaves on each side of the photo of Bryan O'Malley, a white man wearing glasses, and a suit jacket and dress shirt, smiling. Text reads, "NYSILC's 2025 Disability Rights Hall of Fame. Inductee of the Week Bryan O'Malley."

ALT Graphic of two green laurel leaves on each side of the photo of Douglas Hovey, a white man in a wheelchair wearing a suit jacket and tie, smiling. Text reads, "NYSILC's 2025 Disability Rights Hall of Fame. Inductee of the Week Douglas (Doug) Hovey."

ALT Graphic of two green laurel leaves on each side of the photo of Christina Curry, a black woman wearing a blue blouse with a white undershirt, a pearl necklace, and hoop earrings. Text reads, "NYSILC's 2025 Disability Rights Hall of Fame. Inductee of the Week Christina Curry."

ALT Graphic of two green laurel leaves on each side of the photo of Diane Coleman, a white woman in a wheelchair wearing a pink shirt with a blue protest sign on her lap speaking into a microphone. Text reads, "NYSILC's 2025 Disability Rights Hall of Fame. Inductee of the Week Diane Coleman."