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    • Graphic with Access Living and Women and Children First logos, pictures of Akemi Nishida and Ashley Volion, and the cover of the book Just Care. Text reads, "Access Living and Women and Children First present a virtual celebration of "Just Care: Messy Entanglements of Disability, Dependency, and Desire" Author Akemi Nishida in discussion with Ashley Volion. Wednesday, November 16, 7PM CT, ASL and CART provided."

    Just Care by Akemi Nishida

    Virtual Event

    Join Access Living and Women & Children First for a virtual event celebrating Just Care: Messy Entanglements of Disability, Dependency, and Desire by Akemi Nishida. For this event, Akemi will be joined in […]

    Drawing of a person's profile. Multi colored paper balls sit inside where the brain is and float upwards. Text reads, Mental Healt Peer Support Group.

    Mental Health Support Group

    Mental Health Support Group
    Virtual Event

    The Peer Mental Health Support Group is an opportunity for Disabled-identifying people and those exploring their relationship to disability identity to share and hold space for one another in an […]

    A community organizer wearing an Access Living shirt speaks to a woman wearing a suit.

    Cambiando Vidas

    Cambiando Vidas
    Access Living 115 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, United States

    Cambiando Vidas meets on the second, third,and fourth Tuesdays of every month, and provides a critical space for immigrants with disabilities to come together, organize, and effect change. Learn more […]

    A purple graphic that reads, "DRACH: Disability Rights Action Coalition for Housing"

    DRACH Organizing Meeting

    DRACH Organizing Meeting
    Access Living 115 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, United States

    The Disability Rights Action Coalition for Housing (DRACH) meets throughout the month. DRACH meetings are open to all; members are people with disabilities, people experiencing homelessness, and community allies. Attend […]

    Image is of a Black woman in a power wheelchair holding a sign in support of home care workers. White text crosses the center of the image and reads "Taskforce for Attendant Services"

    Taskforce for Attendant Services

    Taskforce for Attendant Services
    Access Living 115 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, United States

    Taskforce for Attendant Services (TFAS) is made up of consumers with disabilities and personal assistants (PAs). Together, members organize and advocate for programs or campaigns that support personal care workers […]