Arts in Action
Our Mission and Impact
Dis_Labeled Dolly Diva brings art and design, disability advocacy, and practical support together to amplify disabled voices and advance access, autonomy, and self-determination. Through printmaking, writing, podcast conversations, community arts, IEP/504 resources and family advocacy, executive function coaching, and ADA-informed business assessments, we challenge ableism, strengthen everyday skills, and help people turn ideas into action. Our mission is to create space for disabled people to learn, work, lead, and express themselves on their own terms.
Use the three-bar menu (☰) on the right to explore our resources, creative work, and services.
October Is National Disability Employment Awareness Month
This October, Dis_Labeled Dolly Diva celebrates the talent, creativity, and contributions of disabled workers and business owners. National Disability Employment Awareness Month reminds us to make access part of everyday work: welcome disabled voices, support accommodations, remove barriers in hiring, and build workplaces where people can thrive. Inclusion is a year-round commitment.
Empowering Through Creativity and Action
We bring creative expression and disability advocacy together to amplify disabled voices, challenge barriers, and turn ideas into action. Explore practical tools, stories, and resources that help you prepare, speak up, and build a more accessible community.
Tools for Everyday Advocacy
Prepare for Meetings
Use our IEP/504 resources and meeting checklist to organize your questions and next steps.
Recognize Access Barriers
Explore everyday examples of ableism and practical ways to support access and inclusion.
Explore Disabled Voices
Discover books, films, and Mr. Wheels conversations about disability, culture, and community.
Damian Kay Wildfong
Passionate about Arts in Action
A little about our Founder
Damian Kay Wildfong is a Tampa-based multidisciplinary artist and disability advocate with 29+ years in community arts and community advocacy. Founder of Dis_LabeledDollyDiva (Proudly Disabled Woman-Owned), she is certified in ADA History and Overview and specializes in executive function coaching and ADA-informed business assessments. Her work bridges creativity, advocacy, and administration — helping individuals build brain-friendly systems and helping organizations build truly inclusive programs, workplaces, and operations.
Our Founders Mission
Access as Practice
ADA-informed assessment and inclusion work that’s iterative: clear info, barrier-spotting, feedback loops, and follow-through—not perfection.
Brain-Friendly Systems
Executive function supports that reduce friction—templates, routines, and gentle accountability designed for real energy levels.
Community Arts Legacy
Tampa-rooted collaboration that builds culture and care: workshops, mutual aid partnerships, and creative spaces where people belong.
The IEP Journal Is Now Available
Companion Workbook for Parents & Advocates — paperback, $15 on Amazon. Educational resource only; not individualized legal advice. Adapt examples to your situation and verify current procedures and deadlines. Purchase or use does not guarantee an educational or legal outcome. Confirm the current price with the retailer.
DisLabeled Dolly Diva × Mr. Wheels
Damian Kay Wildfong and Ryan Talley team up on the Mr. Wheels Podcast for candid conversations about disability culture, relationships, accessibility, creativity, and community—bringing lived experience, humor, and honest advocacy to the issues shaping disabled lives.
Mr. Wheels
Ryan Talley (Mr. Wheels) will attend as part of the press corps at Bernie Sanders’ “Fighting Oligarchy: Where We Go From Here” rally, featuring special guest Angie Nixon, on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at The Cuban Club Courtyard in Tampa. Listen to his interview with Angie Nixon, “Empowering Communities: Angie’s Vision for Change,” on Spotify.
Mr. Wheels also attended Abilities Expo Orlando, October 9–11, 2026. He’ll share his thoughts on access to these events and community engagement soon.
Disclaimer: This coverage and interview are not an endorsement of any candidate.
Our advocacy resources provide general education, not legal advice or representation. Coaching is not medical or mental-health treatment. ADA-informed assessments identify potential barriers within an agreed scope; they are not compliance certifications or guarantees. Services and resources do not promise particular outcomes.
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