Disability Pride NYC

2025 Photos

Photo of the group Autistic Adults with an individual holding a sign that reads "PROUD TO BE ME" in the colors of the trans flag.

Photo of a group of people holding a sign that reads "ELEVATORS ARE FOR EVERYONE," some using wheelchairs.

A woman using a wheelchair in front of a sign that reads "DISABILITY RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS."

A group of people holding signs march and roll behind a large banner that reads "ELEVATORS FOR EVERYONE."

People march and roll as one person holds a sign that reads "DISABILITY RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS."

A man using a motorized wheelchair rolls on the street.

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A woman leans to the left and lifts her arm as a crowd watches

A woman holds her left arm out in front of her as a crowd watches.

A woman looks up and places her forearms over her face as a crowd watches.

A woman using a motorized wheelchair holds a phone in front of her face.

A group of wheelchair users rolling along the Parade route.

An individual in a group of people holding a sign that reads "Disability is not a bad word."

A man and a woman holding signs that read "Anti-Dictators" and "Disabled People Against Fascism."

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A dog wearing a baseball costume sits atop a person's walker.

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A line of wheelchair users roll along the Parade route, with one individual pointing and smiling at the camera.

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

Two men wearing black and using electric wheelchairs smile at the camera.

A woman using a wheelchair with an emotional support dog smiles and waves.

A smiling woman holds a sign that reads "DIA: OUR VOTE COUNTS."

A young girl standing next to a smiling woman using a wheelchair wearing a shirt that reads "Bronx Independent Living Services."

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

Three wheelchair users roll down the Parade route, with one smiling at the camera.

A woman using a wheelchair holding a sign that reads "Believe in Each Other."

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

Three people, one in a motorized wheelchair, one standing, and one using a cane and wearing a lei, look to their right.

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

Two women smile wearing white shirts that read, "My Voice Matters: ADAPT Community Network."

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A man using a motorized wheelchair smiles as he rolls, with a man using a white cane walking in the background.

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A man and woman smile as the former holds a sign that reads "Medicaid is my lifeline."

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

Four people wearing matching orange shirts and laughing, with one being pushed in a wheelchair.

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A man and a woman walk holding signs that read "Fix the System!" and "Bronx District 75 Schools."

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A man and a child, both wearing orange T-shirts and sparkly glasses, smile at the camera.

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A man using an electric wheelchair rolls along the Parade route with SAG-AFTRA members in the background.

Photo by Michele Sommerstein

A man and a woman smile facing the camera.

A man smiles next to a woman hanging from a lyra hoop.

A woman sitting atop a suspended lyra hoop looks up.

A man wearing a blue tuxedo juggles hoops.

A woman seated atop a suspended hoop leans to her right.

A woman hangs upside down from a suspended lyra hoop.

A woman looks up as she sits on a lyra hoop.

A woman hangs upside down from a suspended lyra hoop.

A woman hangs upside down from a suspended hoop.

A woman sits atop a suspended hoop.

Two men watch a fellow performer hanging upside down from a suspended lyra hoop.

A woman stands in front of a sign that reads "Omnium: A Bold New Circus I'm Possible"

A man and a woman wearing purple shirts standing in front of a background that reads "Omnium I'm Possible"

A man kneels on one knee as he juggles balls.

A man wearing a blue tuxedo is juggling balls.

A man facing away from the camera juggling two balls.

A man in a blue tuxedo is juggling balls.

A woman hanging from a hoop smiles with a smiling man and a woman on each side of her.

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