News
May 21 2025
The exhibit, held at the Tubman Museum in Macon, aims to change how people view individuals with disabilities. Through interactive scenarios, thought-provoking art, and compelling stories, this exhibit highlights the rich history of disability justice in Georgia and beyond. The exhibit invites visitors to see the strength and potential of people with intellectual disabilities, their families, and communities. Each part of the exhibit shows a unique source of power, encourages creative and brave actions, and helps visitors understand new possibilities.
Embracing Possibility is made possible through a collaboration of the Center for Leadership in Disability at Georgia State University, Crimminz & Associates, Derek’s Doodles, the Georgia Advocacy Office, the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities, Inclusion Press, the Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia, the Southern Poverty Law Center of Georgia, Sangha Unity Network, Walton Options, Wesley Glen Ministries, Dr. Beth Mount, and many other disability advocates from across the state.