Bridging Blocks | Ableism and Accessibility 

More than 70 million adults in the U.S. reported having a disability in 2022, according to the latest CDC data. Accessibility, or the lack thereof, is a vital concern in the country and in our city. Navigating ableism, which can manifest as a microaggression or overt discrimination, can be challenging for people living with a disability. 

How does Chester County show up for its residents living with a disability? What services are currently available and what can be improved? How did we get here and how do we move forward?

This is a facilitated community conversation in which attendees will engage directly with one another in a moderated setting. Rather than a lecture or presentation, the program is designed to encourage dialogue, the exchange of perspectives, and shared learning among participants.
 

Join WHYY News Community & Engagement team for Bridging Blocks, a civic dialogue series in partnership with The Free Library of Philadelphia.

Host - Tony Cuffie Senior Manager Community & Engagement, WHYY News

Moderator - Brisa Luzzi Castro Community Convener, WHYY News

 


Bridging Blocks, a partnership between The Free Library of Philadelphia and WHYY, is made possible by a generous grant from Fred and Barbara Sutherland

This event is free to attend, and optional donations help WHYY continue offering meaningful community programs.

DATE & TIME

Wednesday, October 14

5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m.

LOCATION

Kennett Library

320 E State St

Kennett Square, PA 19348

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