07/07/2026
Happy Disability Pride Month from Purple Carrots Drama Studio! 💜🎨
To our Carrots: We see your immense creativity, your distinct perspectives, and the beautiful ways you enrich our community every single day. We are so proud to share space with you.
Disability Pride is about celebrating who we are, but it's also about recognizing that the world doesn’t always make space for us. There is still vital work to be done to dismantle barriers to accessibility and inclusion.
We want to spotlight YOUR shine this month! ✨ What is an accomplishment, a piece of art, or a moment that you are incredibly proud of?
👇 Drop it in the comments below so we can celebrate you!
Alt Text for Video Frames
Frame 1 (0:00–0:04): A vibrant purple background featuring the text "CELEBRATING DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH" in bold white letters. Subtext reads, "A note to our Carrots..." In the top left corner, the Disability Pride Flag (a black field with diagonal stripes of red, gold, white, blue, and green) waves on a flagpole. A small purple carrot icon is in the bottom right corner.
Frame 2 (0:05–0:09): The text reads, "To our Carrots, We are incredibly proud to work alongside you. We see your creativity, your unique perspectives and the distinct ways you shape our community every single day." Below the text is a Polaroid-style photo taped to the background, showing a grid of five smiling faces on a Zoom video call.
Frame 3 (0:10–0:17): The text reads, "What we need... We acknowledge that the world doesn’t always make space to celebrate who we are. There is still so much work to be done to break down barriers for a world where everyone can fully participate." Below is a short, embedded video clip of a diverse group of youth joyfully playing a game of musical chairs in a studio space, marching and dancing to instructions.
Frame 4 (0:18–0:38): The text reads, "Our question to you... Every week we take pride in what you do. What is something you’ve done or created that you are proud of? Share your pride in the comments below so we can celebrate with you! 👇" Below the text are two Polaroid frames. The right frame shows a top-down view of hands collaborating on a large drawn map on a table. The left frame is a cycling video showing different individual students proudly dancing, acting out scenes, or smiling in a bright drama studio.
