10 AM - 12 PM
SC Statehouse & LIVESTREAM
This year's event is planned with hybrid options, where you can participate in person or online. Participate with us at the Statehouse or anywhere in the world via our Livestream online!
People with disabilities face unnecessary and discriminatory barriers to transportation, housing, and healthcare. Advocacy Day for Access and Independence will call on South Carolina lawmakers to unlock these barriers!
We seek to improve the lives of South Carolinians with disabilities by opening our communities up to accommodate disabled and non-disabled people, together!
for Advocacy Day for Access & Independence!
Advocacy Day for Access & Independence is brought to you by our South Carolina Access & Independence Network Stakeholders:
- Able South Carolina
- AccessAbility
- Adult Enrichment Centers- Rock Hill
- Babcock Center
- Beyond BASIC Life Skills
- Brain Injury Association of South Carolina
- CarolinaLIFE
- ClemsonLIFE
- The COMET
- Disability Rights SC
- Equip Leadership Group
- Family Connection of SC
- Gullah GeeChee Chamber of Commerce
- Hire Me SC
- Lions Vision Services
- Mental Health America, SC
- McGuireWoods Consulting
- National Federation of the Blind of SC
- New Disabled South
- Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services
- SC APSE
- SC Assistive Technology Program
- SC Association of the Deaf
- SC Commission for the Blind
- SC Developmental Disabilities Council
- SC Project SEARCH
- SC Spinal Cord Injury Association
- SC Statewide Independent Living Council
- SC Vocational Rehabilitation
- SC Youth Leadership Forum
- Thrive Upstate
- Together SC
- United Cerebral Palsy of SC
- University of South Carolina Aphasia Lab
- University of South Carolina School of Medicine- Center for Disability Resources
- University of South Carolina College of Arts and Sciences Collaborative on Race
- Walton Options for Independent Living
- Women's Rights and Empowerment Network
- Work in Progress Inc.
- York CAN
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