Disability Community of Davidson County

03/11/2026

Autism therapy costs soar for NC Medicaid. Auditor and lawmakers take closer look

02/25/2026

Celebrate Black History Month and resist MAGA by reading one of these books

01/29/2026

Such a scary situation!

The family is concerned that the DA has not pressed charges in this case.

01/20/2026

We need community support!

01/19/2026

01/19/2026

I need a few good people to help us.

01/10/2026

After a potentially groundbreaking summary judgement ruling, Christian (Cece) Worley, a 27-year-old Black law student, reached a settlement in her disability discrimination lawsuit against the North Carolina Department of Public Safety. She alleged that the agency did not provide reasonable accommodations for her endometriosis, a painful and disabling condition, after she shared her diagnosis and asked for help in 2022.

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01/09/2026

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NC SILC Access to Transportation Survey

🚦 Tell Us How You Move. Tell Us What’s In Your Way.

Access to life shouldn’t stop at the curb.
Too many people with disabilities wait on buses that never arrive, rely on rides that don’t show up, or travel long distances just to participate in their communities.

The NC Statewide Independent Living Council (NC SILC) is launching a statewide Transportation Survey to hear directly from people with disabilities across North Carolina.

Your voice helps shape the road ahead—informing advocacy, funding decisions, policy changes, and real solutions that support independence.

🚌 Your travel story matters. Your barriers matter. Your voice drives the future.

🔗 Take the Survey:
Click here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/L5BYBBR

Image Description:
A bright, modern transportation-themed flyer in teal, green, and light blue tones. At the top, two people ride a city bus: an older white man with gray hair sits in a wheelchair holding a coffee cup, smiling at a young Black woman with curly hair who is standing beside him using blue forearm crutches. Both appear relaxed and engaged in conversation. The NC Statewide Independent Living Council (NC SILC) logo appears beneath them. Large bold text reads “Transportation Survey.” On the right side, a second image shows a white man in a wheelchair using a vehicle lift to enter an accessible van. Below that is a large black-and-white QR code. The flyer includes text inviting people with disabilities in North Carolina to share their transportation experiences, noting that the survey is open through December 19 and providing a contact number for assistance or alternate formats.