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12/6/25 – Disability Visibility: A Roundtable Discussion

November 14, 2025
By: Staff Writer

Disability Visibility: A Roundtable Conversation

Community. Dignity. Action.

No one is invisible or voiceless — but it’s up to us to make sure no one is left unseen or unheard. Join a public discussion on the lived experiences of people with disabilities and caretakers to explore what true inclusion, access, and dignity can look like in all of our communities.

Date: Saturday, December 6 at 3 p.m.

Location: First Congregational Church, 4310 Courthouse Rd, Midlothian, VA 23112

Register at Eventbrite.

The venue is wheelchair accessible.This is a rare opportunity for members of the disability community to share their stories about any disability issues they’re facing as well as discuss how state and federal legislators can help with concrete solutions.

N4C is proud to promote this special event featuring N4C writer Heather Massey and her daughter Sadie.

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