Hispanic and Latinx People with Disabilities

Hispanic and Latinx People with Disabilities
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Hispanic and Latinx People with Disabilities


Shireen Alihaji Poet/Filmmaker Created Environments for Historically Neglected Identities to Share Their Stories [Read More]	Jeison Aristizábal CNN Hero of the Year 2016 and Nonprofit Founder with Cerebral Palsy [Read More]	Danny J. Gomez Speaking Out For A More Inclusive Entertainment Industry [Read More]	Selena Gomez Prioritizing Health, Serving as Role Model for Young Women with Disabilities [Read More]

Salma Hayek Sharing Story of Dyslexia, Serving as Role Model for Latina Woman with Disabilities [Read More]	Frida Kahlo Through Art, Role Model for Artists, People with Disabilities and Bisexual Women [Read More]	Andrea Lausell Disability Pride & Hispanic Heritage Pride as One [Read More]	Gisselle Legere Deafness Gives Her a Positive Edge in the Writer’s Room [Read More]

Demi Lovato Uses Star Power to Fight Stigmas and Advance Opportunities for People with Mental Illness [Read More]	Nelly Nieblas Making The Outsider The Insider [Read More]	Jaime Pacheco-Orozco Passion for Workforce Development Helps People with Disabilities [Read More]	Victor Pineda Transforms Rights into Practice in Cities Around the World [Read More]

Vincenzo Piscopo Lifts Up People with Disabilities at Coca-Cola and Around the World [Read More]	Krista Ramirez-Villatoro Fighting for the Rights of Disabled Latinas While Also Remembering How Far We’ve Come [Read More]	Roque Renteria Uses Comedy and Storytelling to Fight Stigmas Hurting People with Disabilities [Read More]	Gina Rodriguez Star of Jane the Virgin Opens Up About Her Anxiety [Read More]

Michelle Rodriguez Fast and Furious Actress Cites ADD as Motivation for Success [Read More]	Diana Romero Award-Winning Producer with Multiple Sclerosis Continues to Find Success in Hollywood [Read More]	Cristina Sanz First Hispanic with a Disability to Win an Emmy Award, Shatters Stigmas [Read More]	Alejandra Tristan Becoming Proud of Her Disabled Identity as a First-Generation American [Read More]