Disability Pride NYC

NYC Disability

Pride Parade
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Thank you to our community for a beautiful 10th anniversary.

Read the full 2025 statement

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About Us

Since 2015, as one of the only citywide disability pride events, the NYC Disability Pride Parade has brought thousands together to march, roll, dance, and celebrate our vibrant disability community. Together, we've continued to build a citywide celebration where neighbors, allies, and advocates from every background can join in the joy, the strength, and the warmth of belonging.

Our Mission
The parade honors our past, celebrates our present, and invites our city to imagine a more accessible future. We walk and roll to show the power of protest, the joy of celebration, and the strength of community.

Accessibility
Accessibility is a priority for us, so the entire Parade route was wheelchair-accessible, interpreters were available, and performers included accessibility into their performances.

Giving Tuesday

Wish you'd worked on the Parade this year, but didn't have time? It's not too late to help. On December 2, 2025, we'll be participating in Giving Tuesday. Here are some ways you can support us:

Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Campaign
Individual Donations
Spread the word.

Learn more about our Giving Tuesday campaign

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Show your pride year-round with our official T-shirts!

Shop Disability Pride Gear

Classic Disability Pride Tee

Disability Pride Supporter Tee

2025 Parade

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Photo and Video Galleries

Relive exciting moments from the 2025 NYC Disability Pride Parade in our Photo and Video Galleries.

Photo Gallery

Video Gallery

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Upload Your Photos and Videos

Captured memories of the 2025 Disability Pride Parade? We want to see them! You can upload them either via the Google Form or directly into our public Google Folder.

Photo Upload Form

Public Google Folder

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Tell Us Your Thoughts

We're committed to continual progress. If you have suggestions for how we can improve or what we should keep, please let us know.

Parade Feedback Form

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Donate

Times are hard for disability organizations,, including DPNYC. To ensure the annual Parade is a success, we rely on year-round donations from the community and allies.

Donate

2025 Performances and Experiences

Our amazing performers prioritized accessibility, incorporating ASL interpretation, lyrics in advance, and audio descriptions in their artistry.

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Leslie Taub,
Heidi Latsky Dance

A man and a woman stand on either side of a woman on a suspended lyra hoop.

Omnium Circus

Two women wearing flower crowns smile and hold up the ASL sign for "I love you."

Kimberley Mimi Sue & Melody Oramas

EPIC Players

ReelAbilities

ALEX THE MEH

Our Partners

Powered by community, this parade is made stronger by the people and organizations who bring their creativity, resources, and spirit to the day. We are presently reaching out to all organizations that played a role in those first parades, and we warmly invite new partners to join us. Together, we can create a celebration where power, protest, and joy unite our city.

Thank you to our 2025 partners (this list is not comprehensive)!