Nicole Adler is a distinguished speaker, host, and human rights advocate dedicated to advancing the rights of individuals with developmental disabilities and the LGBTQ+ community. Since 2014, she has served as a governor-appointed member of the State Council on Developmental Disabilities and as a board member for The Next Step Program. Her commitment to inclusivity led her to participate on the advisory committee for California’s Disability Thrive Initiative, which offers statewide training and resources to Californians of all abilities.
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"It was such an honor to have Nicole give this seminar. The feedback clearly reflects how much we learned and how valuable this talk was for our genetic counseling community! Thank you for taking the time to share your insights and experiences with us all. "
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M.S. Candidate in Human Genetics and Genetic Counseling
I am excited about Season 2, Episode 10 Sean McElwee. You may know Sean from his unforgettable work on the groundbreaking reality show Born This Way, where he showcased the creativity and strength of individuals with Trisomy 21, also known as Down syndrome. Sean is not just a talented performer; he’s also a passionate advocate for inclusion and acceptance. His journey has inspired countless individuals and families, and his voice continues to resonate in the fight for equality. Sean and I first met years ago at the National Down Syndrome Society convention in Sacramento, and I can honestly say that his energy and commitment to advocacy left a lasting impression on me. To learn more about Sean McElwee, visit https://seanese.com/ He makes some humorous, inspiring and empowering t-shirts you must check out!
The California Disability Advocacy annual conference on Day 1 inspires, educates, and empowers attendees to become advocates for Californians with developmental disabilities. The conference is presented by The Arc of California, Easterseals, and United Cerebral Palsy. Each year, the conference features nationally-known speakers who have been trailblazers who promote policies that improve the disability system, enabling people with disabilities to live inclusively in their communities. Attendees include individuals with disabilities, their families and support staff, service providers and regional center employees, governmental officials, educators, and other leaders and advocates within the disability community.
Join us on Day 2 for our second annual DisCo at the Capitol FREE event bringing together hundreds of disability advocates and professionals across California. The FREE event will be held on the West Steps of the California state Capitol on April 2, 2025. Attendees will hear from inspiring keynote speakers and trailblazers in the disability field, and meet with legislators to advocate for continued progress and resources for the community.
Becoming a trailblazer for people with a disability who also identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, July 26, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Human rights advocate Nicole Adler, 29, made history as the first San Francisco Pride Community Grand Marshal with Down syndrome (Trisomy 21) – the largest LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration in the world with over 400,000 attendees.“It’s a huge honor to represent both the disability and LGBTQ communities. I get to carry the torch and show others that anything is possible if you believe in yourself,” said Nicole Adler, a speaker and human rights advocate for the LGBTQIA+ and disability communities.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed presented Adler with a Certificate of Honor on behalf of the City and County of San Francisco, recognizing her nomination by SF Pride Members as Community Grand Marshal.
“Your dedication to advocating for all members of the LGBTQ and Developmental Disabilities Community has empowered countless individuals,” said Mayor Breed. “Your unyielding advocacy across state and local governments under the banner of love, acceptance and unity, truly represents the San Francisco values at its best.”
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