BCIL is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that has provided services to people with disabilities since 1974, when it became the second independent living center in the country.
Young adults aged 14 to 22 with disabilities and their parents learn about independent living in an interactive workshop. Youth staff lead the session. Everyone is welcome.
Youth with disabilities aged 14 to 22 make art around the themes of connection and self-care. It is relaxing and creative. Please register.
An award ceremony honours people and groups who advance disability rights and independent living. Guests celebrate their work. Everyone is welcome.
People with disabilities discuss accessible ride services such as Uber. They share their needs and concerns. Everyone is welcome.
People who hire personal care attendants and PCAs meet each other. They talk about working well together. Everyone is welcome.
Independent living centers meet lawmakers at the state house to share disability priorities. People with disabilities tell their stories. Everyone is welcome.
People with disabilities speak at a public hearing on managed care rules. Their input goes to the state. Everyone is welcome.