Interview with a Writer with a Disability: Lexi Haas

Article originally appeared in Able SC’s September 2026 Youth Team Newsletter, produced by Able SC’s Youth Team. Interview with a Writer with a Disability  [ID: A headshot of Lexi Haas,…

Equip Spotlight: Where are they now? Teddy Crawford​

Article originally appeared in Able SC’s September 2026 Youth Team Newsletter, produced by Able SC’s Youth Team. Theodore “Teddy” Crawford  [ID: An image of Teddy Crawford, a young Asian American…

Interview with a Filmmaker: Dan Habib

Article originally appeared in Able SC’s August 2026 Youth Team Newsletter, produced by Able SC’s Youth Team. Interview with a Filmmaker: Dan Habib This month, we at Able SC spoke…

Youth in Advocacy: Jordan Dee Advocates for Accessible Transportation

Article originally appeared in Able SC’s August 2026 Youth Team Newsletter, produced by Able SC’s Youth Team. Youth in Advocacy: Jordan Dee Advocates for Accessible Transportation Jordan Dee first heard…

Join us this July to celebrate the Americans with Disabilities Act and our Pride in Being Disabled!

7/8/2026 Able South Carolina is going all out this year to celebrate 36 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)! Keep reading to learn more about our upcoming July…

FLOW with Equip Interview with Lindsay Miller

5/20/26 Lindsay Miller is the Equip Coordinator for Able SC, and she has started a new type of hangout called FLOW with Equip. Read the following interview between newsletter author…

Equip Creative Writing Club Contest Winner

The Able SC Equip Program, for youth ages 13-28, hosts a number of activities for youth with disabilities to join and engage with their peers. Our Creative Writing Club is…

Why Independent Living is Important

A poem by Equip leader Derrick Means.

How to Boost Your Independent Living Skills and Have Fun During the Outbreak

By: Julia Hartman, Equip Leader On March 15th, 2020, South Carolina governor, Henry McMaster, announced that all schools will be closed for the last two weeks in March in efforts…

Making Change in your Community

People with disabilities have been historically excluded from making decisions about our own lives. That is why it’s very important for us to make sure our voices are recognized.