5 Disability Advocates You Should Start Following in Honor of C…

In honor of cerebral palsy awareness month here are some content creators you should follow to educate yourself about Cerebral Palsy.

Chelsea Bear is a disability advocate who shares her life with spastic diplegia cerebral palsy on social media. She posts reels of her daily life, showing that people with disabilities can do anything they put their minds to. She has 343,000 followers on Instagram and 284,000 followers on TikTok. Bear recently relaunched her YouTube channel and has acquired 428,000 followers since becoming a social media influencer; Bear has partnered with several companies and organizations, including but not limited to Busch, Gardens, and Disney.

2. Keah Brown

Keah Brown is an author, screenwriter, and journalist with cerebral palsy. She has written for several online publications and published a children’s book called Sam super seats and Pretty One, a book of essays. In June, she also releases her debut young adult novel, the Secret Summer Promise. you can preorder the book now.

3.Steph Roach

Steph Roach is a personal trainer and author of Driven: How adversity helped me find my most greatest potential Roach is also the host of the stay-driven podcast. She has acquired over 23,000 followers on Instagram. She shares motivational content on social media about living with Cerebral Palsy.

4. Jacob Pacheco

Jacob Pacheco is a motivational speaker and pro adaptive surfer and model he works with Adidas, Zappos Nike, Tommy, Hilfiger, and more. Pacheco uses his platform to empower others. He even founded Prone to Ride, an apparel company’s and platform with the mission of empowering you to discover your best.

Ryan Hadad, an actor and playwright with cerebral palsy, starred on the Netflix show the politician. He has even been a guest on the late Judy Huemann’s podcast.

I hope that you take the time to educate yourself and celebrate people with Crebral Palsy this month and every month.

Until next time,

Liv