ALT Graphic with the headline “October is Residents’ Rights Month!” and the theme “Join Us at the Table” in the upper-left corner. An illustration of a dining table with plates, cups, and a vase of flowers appears in the lower-right corner. The hashtags #JoinUsAtTheTable and #ResidentsRightsMonth are displayed in the lower-left corner.

ALT Screenshot of the National Domestic Violence Hotline webpage showing ways to connect with a live advocate. It lists the phone number 800-799-SAFE (7233), live chat, and text support by texting START to 88788. Additional resources include StrongHearts at 844-762-8483 for Native Americans and Alaska Natives, the National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline at 866-331-9474, and The Deaf Hotline video phone at 855-812-1001 for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing.

ALT A National Bullying Prevention Month graphic from PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center. The headline reads “National Bullying Prevention Month,” with the message “Creating kinder, more inclusive and accepting communities.” A child-drawn illustration shows six diverse children holding hands. The bottom of the graphic includes the PACER National Bullying Prevention Center logo and the words “Create a World Without Bullying | pacer.org/bullying.”

ALT A graphic for Invisible Disabilities Week 2026 featuring a white brick wall background with three hanging industrial lights. Large blue and gray text on the left reads, “I Am INVISIBLE NO MORE.” On the right is a circular blue-and-white logo reading “Invisible Disabilities Week 2026,” with the dates “October 18–24.” The hashtag #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek and website InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek.org appear around the circle.

ALT A flyer invites adults with disabilities or health conditions to participate in the 2026 National Survey on Health and Disability (NSHD) conducted by the University of Kansas Institute for Health and Disability Policy Studies. The flyer states, “Do you have a disability or health condition? You are not invisible! Take our survey and share your story.” The flyer includes photos representing individuals with diverse disabilities and communication methods, including a wheelchair user, a person using a white cane, and people communicating through sign language. Contact information is provided, including the website kuhealthsurvey.org, phone number 1-855-556-6328, email [email protected], and a QR code for easy access. The survey is available online or by phone in English, Spanish, and ASL and takes approximately 20–30 minutes to complete. The University of Kansas logo appears on the flyer.