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March Disability Awareness Kickoff: Voices for Change

March Disability Awareness Month has arrived to celebrate those with all types of disabilities. On Monday, March 3, The City of Fishers will host their kick-off celebration featuring a discussion with 3 panelists. We got to know the panelists – Irena Burke, Greg Gannt, and Jason Wagner – and they shared their personal stories, connections,…
Notes on Blindness: A Virtual Reality Experience

For Disability Awareness Month, join us for Notes on Blindness, an award-winning narrative virtual reality experience. Using a Meta Quest 2 VR headset, you will discover a world beyond sight on a journey lasting 30-45 minutes. Registration is required due to the limited number of devices. Two identical sessions are offered; if this one is…
Preparing for Adulthood on the Spectrum

Join Rachel Deaton from the Autism Society of Indiana for this virtual workshop. This workshop will focus on the steps to follow to when turning 18, when the qualifications for autism support services change. Registration required. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/DisabilityAwareness.
American Sign Language (ASL) for Beginners Series

Adults and teens (grades 6-12) are invited to this American Sign Language (ASL) for Beginners series led by deaf educator Allison Friedman. Registration required. This series of three weekly classes will introduce students to the basics of ASL. Expand your communication skills with people with hearing loss by learning about finger spelling, cardinal numbers, common…
Neurodivergent Teen Hangout: Game Night

This program is an opportunity for neurodivergent teens to hang out, play games, and connect with their peers. Each hangout will feature different games and activities. Lower lighting and KultureCity Kits (which include fidgets and noise-reducing headphones) will be provided. Parents are not required to stay in the room but should stay in the library…
Unbound by Limits: The Power of Movement in Art

This workshop invites participants to explore abstract art as a way of conveying emotion through bold gestural mark-making. Using dynamic techniques and vibrant colors, students will learn to express themselves while discovering the power and freedom of abstract art. Registration begins two weeks prior to class. Family-friendly, suitable for ages 10 and up. Learn more…
Hamilton County Resource Disability Resource Fair

All families are welcome! No registration is required. Contact Niki Ford by email with any questions. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/DisabilityAwareness
Fishers Arts Council’s Second Friday: March Disability Awareness Art Exhibition

Fishers Arts Council hosts an evening for all ages including live music and various kinds of artistic expressions on display in the gallery. All are welcome to this “Second Friday” celebration of artists with different abilities. Speakers from the Fishers Advisory Committee, Ignite Studio, and the Fishers Arts Council will make comments at 7 p.m.…
One Zone: Disability Awareness Breakfast

Join One Zone for a small breakfast of coffee and pastries at Fishers City Hall to learn about Damar Services, Inc. and the impact of hiring an individual with a disability from Dr. Jim Dalton, the President and CEO. Learn more at FishersIN.gov/DisabilityAwareness
Meet Your Neighbor: 2024 Accessibility & Inclusion Award Winners

The City of Fishers celebrates National Disability Awareness Month in March with a series of events, workshops, and initiatives. These events aim at engaging the community and celebrating inclusion, collaboration, and acceptance in Fishers. This year, the Fishers Advisory Committee on Disability is honoring three outstanding individuals through the annual 2024 Inclusion and Accessibility Awards. All recipients…