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Empowered by Laughter: An Unforgettable Night with Marlon Wayans

Independence Now consumers had an unforgettable night at the Marlon Wayans: Wild Child Tour. The MGM Theater was incredibly accessible, and the staff went above and beyond to ensure everyone felt welcomed and comfortable. Beyond the laughs, Marlon’s show carried a powerful message. He opened up about his journey supporting his transgender daughter with honesty,[…]

Honoring Judy Heumann: A Trailblazer for Disability Rights

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we honor the incredible legacy of Judy Heumann, a woman who changed the course of history for people with disabilities. Known as the Mother of the Disability Rights Movement, Judy’s advocacy, resilience, and leadership transformed the world into a more accessible and inclusive place. A Life Dedicated to Advocacy[…]

Finding Connections: Independence Now’s Speed Dating Event Brings Smiles and Social Opportunities

Independence Now gets to the heart of things that matter to our consumers. On February 22nd at the Greenbelt Recreation Community Center, a Speed Dating event was held where consumers mixed, mingled, and managed to make new connections. Our guest speaker Kate Woodward, founder of the Neurodivergent District, facilitated social interactions and attendees enjoyed conversations[…]

Stress Awareness Month

Stress is the physical or mental response to an external cause. Every person will encounter stressors in their daily life. This Stress Awareness Month, we want to equip you with tools to overcome the external factors that may cause stress in your life.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, emphasizing the need for global awareness about the most common cancer in women. Disability doesn’t provide immunity; 240,000 U.S. women are diagnosed yearly, with 42,000 succumbing to the disease. While men can be affected (1% of cases), it can also impact younger individuals. Early detection and risk awareness are crucial.

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