Empowerment through Advocacy
Empower Movement WA is a collective of BIPOC Washington State advocates who focus on Disability Justice, Transportation Equity, and Community Access.
Connected by Transit: The Future of Community Access
Connected by Transit: The Future of Community Access is a report that collects our findings from the Nondriver Seminar, which was conducted from January to May 2024 with a cohort of 20+ disabled nondrivers from across Washington State. Read about the topics we covered and our participants vision for accesible transportation!
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Community Access
Our Mission
Our mission is to champion equitable and inclusive solutions, fostering empowerment through advocacy and the sharing of personal narratives that highlight the importance of safe, and accessible streets, homes, and services for non-driving individuals with disabilities.
Our members, who are experts in intersectional mobility issues, are committed to representing a wide range of communities.
Our members, who are experts in intersectional mobility issues, are committed to representing a wide range of communities.
Our Values
We advocate for Inclusive Action through sharing personal stories that provide an insightful connection to the perspective of intersectional community members.
Inclusive Action
Advocating for Disability Rights, Transit Justice, Accessible Sidewalks, and Affordable, Accessible Housing.
Personal Stories
Amplifying voices from the Disabled Community; representation from experienced transit riders from diverse backgrounds and modes of transportation.
Insightful Connections
Recognizing the need for Equitable Mobility, Safe Streets, access to Affordable Housing, and innovative solutions involving universal design. Advocating for the accessibility of sidewalks and connection of transit centers to communities with ease and confidence.
Intersectional Conversations
What We Offer
Through partnerships with local organizations, Empower Movement offers several services regarding our diverse communities.
Educating lawmakers on community priorities
Access to Community Experts
Collaboration among disability groups and partner organizations