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How Advocates Are Shaping Disability Policy in Washington, DC
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February 11, 2026
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0:44Now PlayingWhat is the Disability Policy Seminar, and why does it matter?
Each year, hundreds of disability advocates, self-advocates, families, and professionals gather in Washington, DC, for the Disability Policy Seminar to advance disability rights and influence federal policy. Participants learn about key issues, including Medicaid services, special education funding, voting rights, and community living. Then they meet directly with members of Congress on Capitol Hill.
This event brings lived experience into national policy conversations and helps shape legislation that impacts people with disabilities across the country.
Watch to learn how the Disability Policy Seminar turns advocacy into action and strengthens the disability rights movement.
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