In May 2025 the Museum recognizes Disability and Reproductive Equity Day with a special evening of community dialogue and advocacy.

Designated in May to acknowledge the anniversary of the Buck v Bell case, Disability Reproductive Equality Day is dedicated to promoting the bodily autonomy and dignity of disabled individuals.

This year, join a prestigious panel of local and national experts and changemakers to learn more about contemporary aspects of reproductive equity, including fighting abortion bans that disproportionally impact disabled people, building accessible and inclusive sex ed, changing laws that allow forced sterilization, and supporting pregnant and parenting disabled people.