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See what others are saying and access our sign template to share why you think it's important to #TeachDisabilityHistory in schools!

#TeachDisabilityHistory Social Media Instructions

No Printer? No Problem! We still want to hear your voice to help end the stigma! Simply use the hashtag #TeachDisabilityHistory to post why you think disability history is important on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or Twitter, and tag @eastersealsma!

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Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
People with disabilities have received enormous discrimination
Group of people holding a sign that reads "Teach Disability History"
Our voices deserve to be heard
Man holding a sign that reads "Teach Disability History"
It's important to help make even more generations learn about it, so that the people can become even stronger
Man holding up a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Millions of people are disabled. Presidents, scientists, moms, and dads, etc.
Man with sign holding his hand up in the air
It can combat ableism, teach the stories of social justice movements and enable people to act for justice
Man holding up a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Disability history is human history
Man with a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Knowing history increases respect
Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
People don't know and they need to know.
Man holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Knowledge helps build a better future.
Man holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
It is good to teach an important part of history.
Man and woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Get to know me before you judge me.
Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
We need to understand our past to decide what to do next
Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
People need to learn about differences.
Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
I matter too!
Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
We need an inclusive environment for all.
Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Right to be a part of social media, social team, or group youth leadership network
Group of people holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
#TeachDisabilityHistory
Man holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Young adults are the future of our movement
Person holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Disabilities are the bomb!
Group of people holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Diversability is a celebration of all abilities and the opposite of disability.
Two people holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Knowledge is power.
Two people holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Knowledge is power!
Man holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Make people aware that people with disabilities are like everyone else.
Two people holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
Students will know about disability history all over Massachusetts.
Group of people holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
#TeachDisabilityHistory
Man holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
We're all equal as one.
Person holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
To treat everyone the same.
Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
We need to understand our past to decide what to do next.
Two people holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
All voices matter.
Woman holding a sign that says "Teach Disability History"
You need to know the past to make the future better.
  1. People with disabilities have received enormous discrimination
  2. Our voices deserve to be heard
  3. It's important to help make even more generations learn about it, so that the people can become even stronger
  4. Millions of people are disabled. Presidents, scientists, moms, and dads, etc.
  5. It can combat ableism, teach the stories of social justice movements and enable people to act for justice
  6. Disability history is human history
  7. Knowing history increases respect
  8. People don't know and they need to know.
  9. Knowledge helps build a better future.
  10. It is good to teach an important part of history.
  11. Get to know me before you judge me.
  12. We need to understand our past to decide what to do next
  13. People need to learn about differences.
  14. I matter too!
  15. We need an inclusive environment for all.
  16. Right to be a part of social media, social team, or group youth leadership network
  17. #TeachDisabilityHistory
  18. Young adults are the future of our movement
  19. Disabilities are the bomb!
  20. Diversability is a celebration of all abilities and the opposite of disability.
  21. Knowledge is power.
  22. Knowledge is power!
  23. Make people aware that people with disabilities are like everyone else.
  24. Students will know about disability history all over Massachusetts.
  25. #TeachDisabilityHistory
  26. We're all equal as one.
  27. To treat everyone the same.
  28. We need to understand our past to decide what to do next.
  29. All voices matter.
  30. You need to know the past to make the future better.