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Introducing Quirk LAABS, an accessible, inclusive, and collaborative co-working space for current and aspiring entrepreneurs with disabilities as well as small businesses/organizations that serve the disability community.

09/02/2021

Happy Spinalcord Injury Awareness Month. Almost 300,000 people in the US live with a Spinalcord Injury.

12/02/2020

Quirk-Laabs flashback of our Founders. What a difference a year makes. -

11/19/2020

Two of our founders, Emily Zaccardi and Adriana Mallozzi, teamed up on a shared belief that solutions focusing on accessibility, inclusivity, and mental health are imperative for the desired outcome: a more connected world.

We at Quirk LAABS are working to empowering entrepreneurs and creators with disabilities through powerful connection solutions like HollarHype, a voice-based emotional support tool.

Emily and Adriana are ready to share their vision with the world, starting with the SXSW virtual stage!

Finalists will be chosen in part based on crowdsourced popularity, so please take a moment to UP-VOTE this submission by FRIDAY, NOV. 20th @ 11:59pm PST if you'd like to see emotional support and diversity inclusion addressed at SXSW (or if you'd like these innovators to gain incredibly helpful exposure to accelerate their work!). https://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/110960

**Please consider SHARING this with people in your network, especially disability or mental health advocates. Our work is a cumulation of the efforts of many who focus on these disciplines and we will be glad to represent just that through collective support.

11/11/2020

3 Ways Elevating the Narrative on Disabilities Leads to Business Success Disabilities expert Ric Nelson shows how the strongest organizations do it best

10/22/2020

07/12/2020

#DontCutUsOut: Act Now To Ensure Funding For Services For Adults With I/DD During Re-Opening - The Arc of Massachusetts Adults with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, or other intellectual and developmental disabilities served by the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) will lose services if funding and policies don’t meet the requirements of the re-opening period and thereafter. The campaign ...