Our August Understanding Ableism webinar explored how disability is portrayed in film, television, theater and other forms of popular media, and how those portrayals can influence the way people understand disability in everyday life.

Save the date for this upcoming book talk, with a conversation led by our staff member Lucy!

If you're a parent with a disability, you already know a normal 9-to-5 doesn't always work with your body. Here’s a practical guide to flexible side gigs for parents with disabilities from our guest blogger.

Meet our intern Klarysa, and learn what she said about her experience at Disability Empowerment Center.

What’s a “Get Home” bag? Tia, our AmeriCorps Emergency Management Coordinator, literally unpacks this topic for you in a short video.

Our July 2026 Understanding Ableism webinar explored disability and the outdoors, examining how access to outdoor recreation is experienced across a wide range of disabilities and environments.

Are you passionate about mobility? Move Redmond is looking for artists to participate in this year's Week Without Driving!

Washington’s primary election this year is on August 4.

Our staffer Mandy was a guest on a local podcast recently, where she talked Disability Pride, personal lived experience and her approach to empowering people with disabilities.

Our guest blogger shares best practices from the HR industry in inclusive hiring.

Join us for a free workshop to learn about inclusive emergency preparedness, especially for summer disasters.

Happy Disability Pride Month to our amazing community! We included these sentiments in our recent Community Impact Report, and we want to share them again in hopes that they resonate this month.

Our June Understanding Ableism webinar explored medications and access, examining the many barriers that shape how disabled people navigate healthcare systems and obtain the medications they need.

Take the Washington Statewide Independent Living Council's Community Engagement Survey!

Your feedback will directly shape funding, advocacy and services for the disability community over the next three years.

Looking for accessibility info about the Pride events happening this month? We’re here to help.

We are reducing our physical office hours to 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on World Cup match days to reduce traffic and parking issues for our staff and participants.

We’re excited to announce this summer session for students with disabilities in King County! Learn more about our Pre-Employment Transition Services.

Get a recap on our Understanding Ableism webinar about accommodations (hint: they are more than just policies or paperwork).

Our guest blogger shares tips on how to adapt your home for accessibility as your needs change.