Invisible Disability Project (IDP) is a powerful social and cultural movement committed to shedding light on unseen disabilities at the intersections of race, class, gender, and sexuality. As an educational media project, IDP aims to disrupt the invisibility imposed upon these disabilities by dismantling shame and stigma. Their mission is to build human connections and foster self-advocacy by sparking public conversations through interactive online content.

They envision a world where individuals with unseen disabilities encounter no barriers in personal relationships, healthcare, education, employment, and media representation. Rejecting the notion of normalcy, IDP seeks to reclaim identities previously rendered invisible and redefine every human experience in terms of bodily diversity and neuro diversity. With concrete steps for supportive interaction, new language for disability discussions, and a safe system for acknowledging bodily and neuro diversity, IDP offers practical solutions for allies, parents, educators, and more.

Through their work, they aim to reduce shame and stigma and create a more inclusive society. Join the movement and help reject invisibility