Disability Pride: A Month of Recognition, A Lifetime of Inclusion
Disability Pride is a movement that celebrates the talents, leadership, creativity, and contributions of people with disabilities while recognizing disability as a natural and valuable part of human diversity.
Disability Pride Month 2026 was a remarkable time for the San Francisco Disability Business Alliance (SFDBA), filled with opportunities to celebrate disability culture, strengthen community connections, and advance accessibility and inclusion throughout the Bay Area.
We were honored to partner with three outstanding organizations that demonstrate an ongoing commitment to disability inclusion and accessibility:
The National Association of the Deaf (NAD), the nation’s oldest civil rights organization serving individuals who are Deaf. Read More »
Community Living Campaign (CLC), a San Francisco nonprofit that has empowered older adults and people with disabilities through community-building, advocacy, and leadership since 2007. Read More »
Levi Strauss & Co., one of San Francisco’s most iconic companies, whose Employee Resource Groups continue to foster a culture of belonging and inclusive leadership. Read More »
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Every event, every conversation, and every new connection reinforced a simple truth: when accessibility is intentional, inclusion is embraced, and people from all backgrounds come together, our workplaces, organizations, and communities become stronger, more innovative, and more welcoming for everyone.
As we look beyond Disability Pride Month, SFDBA remains committed to advancing disability inclusion through education, American Sign Language training, professional interpreting services, leadership development, and partnerships that create lasting change. Together, we are building a future where everyone has the opportunity to participate, contribute, and thrive.
