Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
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![Three artists with brain injury from the film. Kris looks down at a painting in her hands. Dani peers off into the distance, earbuds draped around her neck. Brandon sits outside singing and playing an acoustic guitar.](/sites/default/files/styles/responsive_hero_20/public/2023-01/WAITSI-production-still-RGB.png?h=412b258c&itok=d03WDl0i)
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month also falls during March and calls on us to recognize the mixed-ability world in which we live, and the unique contributions, needs, and desires of every person.
Explore New Day's collection of excellent films on disability-related topics. Who Am I To Stop It is a documentary about the traumatic brain injury community, made by Cheryl Green, a filmmaker with disabilities from brain injury. Mimi and Dona, by Sophie Sartain, spotlights a mother-daughter relationship profoundly impacted by aging and disability.
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![Dona and her mother, Mimi, sit at the dining room table, smiling for the camera. On the table, a white-frosted cake lined with strawberries with lit pink candles on top.](/sites/default/files/styles/content_embed/public/2023-01/Mimi-and-Dona-Square.jpeg?itok=dpA2aDTy)