Lower Eastern Shore: Food Resources

This has been updated as of November 22nd 2025, but resources can change daily. Always double check! This resource list is ALWAYS being updated. Make sure to come back to see when new resources are added. If this format is not accessible, please email me at Hello@DomSessa.com or connect with me via social media. IfContinue reading “Lower Eastern Shore: Food Resources”

Disability Pride Facebook Frames

I created these Canva frames for you to use on your Facebook profile photos. These frames are also sized for Instagram. If you have an issue with navigating Canva, please reach out to me and I can assist you! Click here for the Canva frames Click here for the Image Descriptions of the frames PleaseContinue reading “Disability Pride Facebook Frames”

AT Awareness Day 2024

Click here for the transcript and presentation. Click here to learn more about AT Awareness Day and the event including the other panelists. April 17 was Assistive Technology Awareness Day.  People celebrate this day every year.  It was a privilege for me to take part in the Hill briefing that was hosted by Association ofContinue reading “AT Awareness Day 2024”

Eastern Shore Town Hall

You can download the PDF here via Google Drive to share with your networks and individuals who are interested in attending! Share the Instagram post by clicking here and or Facebook link here. Share the Facebook event by clicking here. To participate via Zoom, click here. Please partake in the Eastern Shore Town Hall thisContinue reading “Eastern Shore Town Hall”

Disability Questionnaire for Mayoral Candidates

Image ID: The graphic has photos of the 3 Mayoral candidates; Jermichael Mitchell, Megan Outten, and Randy Taylor. Under are 3 arms of various skin tones holding a vote ballot. Click the link here to view the responses on the questionnaire from all 3 candidates. The disability vote MATTERS! In 2019, we have data thatContinue reading “Disability Questionnaire for Mayoral Candidates”

U.S. Access Board Town Hall – #ADA33

I had the immense pleasure of celebrating the ADA with the Maryland Department of Disabilities at the U.S. Access Board 2023 Townhall at the National Federation of the Blind in Baltimore. There representatives of the Maryland Governor’s Office, Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller, and representatives from varying organizations such as the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council, DisabilityContinue reading “U.S. Access Board Town Hall – #ADA33”

Help Paint Kindness for Parkside School – Salisbury MD!

Right now, you can help Parkside School in Salisbury Maryland get art kits from KRS Community Project! If we make it to $500, these kits are completely FREE for anyone who wants to participate in this fun community project! The thing that I love about the KRS Community Project is that it’s inclusive for everyone,Continue reading “Help Paint Kindness for Parkside School – Salisbury MD!”

Celebrating #NDEAM on Maryland’s Eastern Shore!

It was the so wonderful and exciting thing to celebrate #NDEAM with Pohanka Automotive who is leading the way on inclusion – in the workplace and with customers who have disabilities! I’m grateful for the partnerships that exist in my community. On the Eastern Shore, we are better when partnerships happen! I was so happyContinue reading “Celebrating #NDEAM on Maryland’s Eastern Shore!”

Thank You to Those Roll Up Their Sleeves: Words from the (FULLY!) Vaccinated

I received my second vaccine on the 6th of April. I cannot put into words what I feel. None of us thought we would live during a pandemic. I imagine that our ancestors felt this way as they braved pandemics, too. Yet – they survived, too. Each time that I rolled up my sleeve, IContinue reading “Thank You to Those Roll Up Their Sleeves: Words from the (FULLY!) Vaccinated”

Celebrate Harriet Tubman as an Icon of Black Disability History

February is Black History Month. If you want to see how Salisbury is celebrating Black History Month, just click here. It includes lots of creative content, a partnership between Fenix Youth INC., and even a focus on locally owned Black small businesses. Love it! Water’s Edge Museum opened this month. Its goal is to tellContinue reading “Celebrate Harriet Tubman as an Icon of Black Disability History”