Official Twitter for the @YoungDems Disability Caucus. Disability Justice is Liberation. #CripTheVote. Chair: Leslie Templeton (@Somesaylezzels).
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ALT A navy slide with bold, teal writing that reads, “The Reconciliation Bill proposes $715 billion in cuts to Medicaid. The largest cut to Medicaid in American history.” At the bottom, the AAPD logo.
ALT A navy slide with bold, teal writing that reads, “These cuts to Medicaid would strip coverage from at least 13.7 Million Americans”. At the bottom, the AAPD logo.
ALT A navy slide with text that reads, “Current Status of Reconciliation Bill”. Below, three text boxes connected with progression arrows. The first reads, “Late Sunday, the House Budget Committee passed the Bill”. The second reads, “It now moves to the House Rules Committee for review”. The third reads, “The Bill will likely see a full House vote by this Thursday”. At the bottom, the AAPD logo.
ALT A navy slide with bold, teal writing that reads, “You have the power to make a difference!”. Below, there is a graphic of a blue and teal cell phone. On the phone’s screen there is a text bubble that reads, “Tell Your Representative - No Cuts to Medicaid”. Beneath, it reads, “Email and Call Your Representative at the Link Below”. At the bottom, the AAPD logo.
ALT A blue and white graphic announces the launch of The Disabled Democracy Project by the Young Democrats Disability Caucus. At the top, a bold blue banner reads “OPPORTUNITY ALERT!” Below, black text states, “The Young Democrats Disability Caucus Is Proud To Launch:” followed by a large, dark blue and white logo that reads “The Disabled Democracy Project.” Underneath, a blue speech bubble with white text asks, “Have an idea focused on disability & civic engagement, democracy, or organizing? Submit a project proposal today!” Below, a white box with black text states, “We want to support your project idea with resources, skill-building, funding, & more! Submit a proposal today!” At the bottom, a blue banner with white text reads, “KEEP SWIPING TO LEARN MORE” with a white arrow pointing to the right.
ALT A blue and white graphic outlines the selection process for The Disabled Democracy Project. The title reads, “SELECTION PROCESS” with a subtitle, “What you can expect throughout the Disabled Democracy Project application process:” A vertical flowchart with blue circles and arrows shows the steps: 1. Submit Proposal – Submit your proposal via the form. 2. Proposal Review – Proposal is reviewed by the selection committee. 3. Initial Interview – Selected applicants will be invited to a 30-45 minute interview. 4. Presentation – Finalists present a step-by-step plan to the selection committee. 5. Selection – Proposals are selected, and work on implementation begins. A white box at the bottom contains a note: “NOTE: This process is subject to change.” A blue banner at the bottom reads, “KEEP SWIPING TO LEARN MORE” with a white arrow pointing right.
ALT A blue and white graphic provides instructions for submitting a proposal to The Disabled Democracy Project. The title reads, “How Do You Submit a Proposal?” with a subtitle, “Submitting your idea is easy!” A white speech bubble in the center reads, “FILL OUT OUR PROPOSAL FORM FOR THE DISABLED DEMOCRACY PROJECT” with a large QR code below for easy access. Another white speech bubble states, “You can also access the form through the link in our bio!” Below, bold dark blue text reads, “Priority Will Be Given To Those Who Apply Before April 1st, 2025.” A small note at the bottom states, “Note: If you don’t receive a response, it may be because we are considering it as a project for a later date or we are still reviewing it, we thank you for your patience!”