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PUBLIC OUTREACH MEETING

Thu. June 27, 2019
6-8pm

CWA Local 1180

6 Harrison Street
NY, NY 10013
Lower level (between Hudson St. & Greenwich St.)

49 Madison St. is located right behind "Confucius Plaza" (Huge red-brick building) at the end of the Manhattan Bridge. The venue is right under the Manhattan Bridge, NYC side that is called Mechanic’s Alley.

1 , 2 , or 3 trains to Chambers Street station
Wheelchair accessible ELEVATOR at northwest corner of Hudson Street and Chambers Street
M 20 bus uptown to HARRISON ST/HUDSON ST bus stop
Change for M 20 bus uptown from Bowling Green subway
4 & 5 train – elevator - NW corner of Broadway & Battery Place

CWA Local 1180 Committee on People with Disabilities welcomes Disability Pride NYC Committee and all disability rights supporters.
REFRESHMENTS/DINNER WILL BE SERVED
Please RSVP to Eddie Yood, 718-454-9132, envpush.yme@verizon.net

Contact us or register for July 14, 2019 Disability Pride Parade at:
disabilitypridenyc.org 347-365-2108

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DPNYC Pride Parade Slideshows

“Disability Pride NYC is a wonderful organization that brings awareness to those affected by disabilities. I’m proud to support this cause so please come and join the march.”

Robert De Niro

“It’s a privilege to play with my colleagues on behalf of this worthy cause. I have a little brother that suffers from severe autism. I thank all the musicians on behalf of families who have members who are disabled in some way. My hat goes off to Mike. It’s a great pride and honor to be part of this initiative.”

Wynton Marsalis

Official Sponsors of the 2018 Disability Pride Parade:

New York Life

We are very excited to announce that we are joining forces with Disability Pride Sicily and Disability Pride Brighton this summer and having our parades on the same day at the same time. History in the making.

Thank you to our partners:

The New York City Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities

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