WITH Foundation

@withfoundation

Promoting the establishment of comprehensive healthcare for adults with developmental disabilities designed to address their unique and fundamental needs.

San Mateo, California withfoundation.org Joined October 2010

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WITH Foundation @withfoundation Feb 21

WITH Foundation is moving! We're sunsetting our X / Twitter account on 2/27/26. We’ve loved the conversations here but we’re streamlining our focus to where our community is most active. Stay connected with us on LinkedIn to get our latest updates and resources.

Infographic. Black text over a gray background reads “We’re moving! WITH Foundation is sunsetting its X account on February 27th, 2026. Find our content on LinkedIn.” Below is the url for WITH Foundation’s LinkedIn account: linkedin.com/company/withfoundation

WITH Foundation @withfoundation Feb 26

#BlackDisabilityHistory spotlight: Johnnie Lacy! Johnnie's focus on the intersection of race and disability revealed the ableism in the Black community and the racism within the disability community. She was heavily involved in the independent living movement.

A list-style infographic reads "Black Disability History. Johnnie Lacy. Tackled racism within the disability community. Director of the Community Resources for Independent Living in Hayward, CA. Passionate about the right to live independently in the community."

WITH Foundation @withfoundation Feb 18

Our strategic partnership grantee, Wiki Education, is looking for those with lived disability experience and other experts to join a virtual Wiki Scientists course.

Beginning April 8, free course will run Wednesdays from 9-10am PT on Zoom.

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WITH Foundation @withfoundation Feb 11

We all deserve access to healthcare. Healthcare systems should be fair and just for everyone, including people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

White text in a blue box reads "People with intellectual and developmental disabilities deserve access to healthcare." To the left is a photo of a young white woman wearing a yellow cardigan, smiling and looking at someone off camera.

WITH Foundation @withfoundation Feb 9

#BlackDisabilityHistory spotlight: Fannie Lou Hamer! Her experiences with medical trauma shaped her civil rights career, and are still prevalent issues amongst disability communities today.

A list-style infographic reads "Black Disability History. Fannie Lou Hamer. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) field secretary. Fierce civil rights activist, formed by experiences with racist attacks, police brutality, and voting barriers. Posthumous National Women's Hall of Fame inductee."