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Move to Include™ is an award-winning national initiative to promote disability inclusion, representation, & accessibility in public media
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Join Move to Include and @reelabilitiesi for a FREE virtual film screening and discussion on employment and disability. October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)! Celebrated annually, NDEAM recognizes the positive impact of people with disabilities in the workforce. This year's theme is "Celebrating Value and Talent". We've partnered with ReelAbilities International to host a virtual screening of two short films on the theme of employment and disability. Following the screenings, we will be joined by ReelAbilities co-founder and CEO, Isaac Zablocki, for a conversation on how these themes are explored in the films. These films are presented with open captions. Zoom auto captions and ASL interpretation will be available during the introduction and post-film discussion. If you have other access needs or require an accommodation, please note this during the registration process and/or contact us directly at movetoinclude@wxxi.org. This event is FREE and open to all. Register at the link in bio. A film strip in shades of grey, anchored with a film reel in the bottom left corner. In the center is the Move to Include logo. by @movetoinclude
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📣The Move to Include podcast is a finalist for 3 Signal Awards and NOW in the running for the Listener’s Choice Awards in these here categories: • Relationships, Love and Dating (S1 Ep1) • Thought leadership (S1 Ep3) • Activism, Public Service & Social Impact (full podcast) You can vote @movetoinclude for a Listener’s Choice Award for each. This is an international competition voted on by the public. Voting is open NOW through Thursday, October 15th at 11:59pm PST. Link’s in Noelle’s bio — go vote! Catch up on Season 1 episodes on streaming platforms and YouTube. Thank you! 🎵: @dreamfloatmusic taken in Rochester, NY by @movetoinclude
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Today was our annual Partner Station Workshop! We were joined by friends from @wcnypbs @wskgpubmedia @wmhtpubmedia @wfyi_indy and @gpbmedia for a day of learning and collaboration. A special thank you to our guest speakers @emylewatkins of @btpmnews and @emilyladau taken in WXXI by @movetoinclude
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One for the hobbyhorse fans out there 🐴 HORSEGIRLS screens for one week only starting Friday (July 31). Presented with community partner, Move to Include. As her mother battles an uncertain diagnosis, neurodivergent 22-year-old Margarita discovers a source of strength in an unexpected place: the sport of hobbyhorsing. Move to Include was launched in 2014 as a partnership between WXXI Public Media in Rochester, NY and the Golisano Foundation, the nation’s largest private foundation devoted to supporting programs for people with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities. Horsegirls poster with a girl holding a hobbyhorse while standing outside. taken in The Little Theatre by @movetoinclude
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We support Dignity, Hospitality, and Access in music! That's why we're proud to support @rampd_up and its mission to advance disability inclusion across the music industry. Together, we can create a future in music where everyone has the opportunity to participate, contribute, and thrive. by @movetoinclude
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Thank you to @jsnowpro for sharing his documentary “You Look Fine” with Rochester this evening! Filmmaker J Snow standing on a stage, dressed in black and holding a mic. In the background is a red screen with the Slamdance Film Festival and Move to Include logos taken in The Little Theatre by @movetoinclude
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Happening Friday: "Slamdance on the Road Tour 2026" comes to The Little July 10 at 7:30pm. "Slamdance On The Road 2026" is a nationwide touring film program bringing the best of the Slamdance Film Festival directly to audiences across the United States. This tour stop at The Little features Unstoppable programming, highlighting films created by filmmakers with visible and non-visible disabilities. These dedicated programs expand Slamdance’s ongoing commitment to accessibility, representation, and elevating underrepresented voices in independent cinema. Featuring the short films Talk and Contours, and the feature You Look Fine, followed by a live Q&A with filmmaker/comedian J Snow. Tickets: $5 Screening partner: Move To Include Accessibility at this Screening: • Open Captions • Hearing Amplification (accessibility device or hearing loop) • ASL Interpretation (introduction and presentation) Slamdance poster. Red background with a black flower and face. White text that says SLAMDANCE at the top. taken in The Little Theatre by @movetoinclude
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July is Disability Pride Month. In partnership with @movetoinclude, we’re honoring the legacy of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and celebrating the strength, creativity, and resilience of disabled communities through a special collection of POV documentaries. From intimate personal journeys to stories of advocacy, identity, and collective action, these films explore what it means to navigate the world on your own terms, challenge assumptions about disability, and imagine more accessible and inclusive futures. Now streaming: The Beautiful Colors of Jeremy Sicile-Kira I Didn’t See You There The Ride Ahead Is There Anybody Out There? unseen All Riders Watch now on POV.org and the @PBS App through July. #DisabilityPrideMonth #POVonPBS #POVShortsonPBS #AmericanDocumentary by @movetoinclude
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Move to Include is pleased to join our friends at @povdocs and @amdocdocumentary in honoring the legacy of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and celebrating the strength, creativity, and resilience of disabled communities through a special collection of documentaries. From intimate personal journeys to stories of advocacy, identity, and collective action, these films explore what it means to navigate the world on your own terms and challenge assumptions about disability. Watch online at https://to.pbs.org/4v8vvJN or use the link in bio. by @movetoinclude
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Join Move to Include for a FREE virtual panel discussion on the good and bad of disability representation in film, television, & other media. The event begins with a screening of the short film, "The Milky Pop Kid", by Johanna Garvin. The film follows a disability consultant (Emily Dash) hired to coach an able-bodied actor (Tel Benjamin). Thank you to @reelabilitiesi for assistance in securing the rights to this film. After the screening, our panel of industry experts will discuss the good, the bad, and what opportunities are ahead for disabled creatives, both in front of and behind the camera. Title: Disability Representation in the Media. On a blue background. Three panelist headshot photos inside a yellow bordered circular frame. Panelists are Danielle Pretsfelder Demchick, Casting Director, Markus Essien, educator and artist, and Kristen Lopez, entertainment journalist and author. Date and time of event: Tuesday, 7 July at 7pm ET on Zoom. Link in bio to register. by @movetoinclude
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Sarah from Move To Include details our sensory-inclusive DISCLOSURE DAY screening Sunday, June 21 at 12pm 👽 by @movetoinclude
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Move to Include is proud to sponsor this special one-night only event! Slamdance On The Road 2026 is a nationwide touring film program bringing the best of the Slamdance Film Festival directly to audiences across the United States. This tour stop at The Little features Unstoppable programming, highlighting films created by filmmakers with visible and non-visible disabilities. These dedicated programs expand Slamdance’s ongoing commitment to accessibility, representation, and elevating underrepresented voices in independent cinema. Featuring the short films Talk and Contours, and the feature You Look Fine, followed by a live Q&A with filmmaker/comedian J Snow. More information and tickets are available now at the link in bio! A black stylized flower against a bright red background. A face emerges from the flower. Text reads: Slamdance Summer 2026 On the Road Tour, Rochester, July 10, 2026, The Little Theatre taken in The Little Theatre by @movetoinclude
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