The Superhero Project Celebrates #ADA30

 

“The ADA is the living testament to our nation’s commitment that we will always stand up for our neighbors’ right to live fulfilling lives.”

– Senator Tammy Duckworth


On July 26, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became law, giving more than 50 million Americans the chance to define themselves by their potential – not their limitations. The ADA is a civil rights law that guarantees individuals with disabilities the same rights and opportunities as everyone else and prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all areas of public life. The Superhero Project Celebrates #ADA30 is a collection of posters created by youth with lifelong disabilities, both visible and invisible. Wheelchairs, AFOs, hearing aids and other adaptive equipment are proudly and joyfully included in these dynamic and diverse images.

 
 
 
The Montgomery Family

The Montgomery Family

 

View Nikki Montgomery’s Essay:

Download Ms. Montgomery’s Essay

 

Written & Narrated by Nikki Montgomery. Produced & Directed by Robert Walland.

Click a superhero to see their story!

 

A Note About the Exhibit

To preserve confidentiality, the title card for each poster indicates the child’s first initial and age only. “Created by” means that the interview questions were answered by the child. “Inspired by” means that the child is either non-verbal or too young to answer questions; in those cases, parents, grandparents or siblings answered the interview questions for our superheroes.