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Coalition Projects

 

As a nonprofit Coalition, we partner with like-minded entities and experts who use popular forms of media and culture to provide support and inclusion to people with disabilities, as well as other marginalized populations. This work includes:

LGBTQIA+ Support Tools
  • Our Never Alone tools, including videos, provide mental health support to LGBTQIA+ youth.

  • Lights…Camera…Identity! Never Alone is an original comic book published by the Coalition to provide mental health support for LGBTQIA+ youth. We have donated 10,000 copies to youth in need and our team is preparing for a third edition.

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H.E.R.O.I.C.
Healing, Empathy, and Resilience for Orthopedically Impaired Children

 

Created with support from the Roddenberry Foundation

 

The H.E.R.O.I.C. program serves two purposes: 

 

  • Teaching children with serious physical disabilities: resilience, healthy identity, breaking barriers, and other crucial mental health and life skills.

  • Teaching the peers of children with disabilities: inclusion, ending marginalization, and becoming an ally. 

 

Completely paralyzed except for the use of one hand, Coalition Disabilities Program Coordinator Scott Palm is a veteran educator who is presenting this one-hour program via his communication device (AAC) in age-appropriate versions to schools K-12 in the Seattle area. A version of this presentation for adults with disabilities and their loved ones and caregivers is also available.

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SuperKids!
 

Written by Dr. Janina Scarlet, SuperKids! is the first interactive mental health coloring book, written for children with cancer and other illness, helping them navigate loneliness, anxiety, and depression — and helping them to develop healthy identity beyond the illness. We have donated 1000 copies to children in need, and our team is preparing for a second edition.

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Los Angeles Radio Reading Service for the Blind

LARRS provides information for the blind via radio/internet broadcast readings of newspapers, magazines, ads, books, local events, election information, back–page stories, grocery and department store ads, sports pages, and even the comics.

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