The What Can YOU Do? Poster Series

 

The Campaign for Disability Employment is proud to present the What Can YOU Do? Poster Series. The series is designed with many audiences in mind and includes posters that display positive messages about disability and employment. Now is a great time to freshen-up bulletin boards in workplaces, training centers, educational institutions, places of worship or anywhere! Pick one or pick many, each poster includes a message that speaks to a different audience, including employers/employees, youth, youth influencers, people with disabilities and the general public. Use these posters to help spread the word that at work, it’s what people can do that matters.

 

Thank you for supporting the What Can YOU Do? outreach effort. We encourage everyone to display the “I Can” poster series.

To print or save a PDF of each individual poster, please click on the download poster link below each poster. Click here to open one PDF of all seven posters and print all seven now, or save and print later. If assistance is needed with downloading these posters, please e-mail

campaignfordisabilityemployment@jan.wvu.edu.

 

Image of an Asian American man who uses arm crutches who is dressed in professional attire and is in a business setting. Image of an African American man in an outdoor setting, holding a set of blueprints over his left shoulder. Image of a Latino American woman in a wheelchair with grocery items in the background.

Download Capitalize on
Talent # 1 Poster (.pdf)

 

 Download When Everybody
Works #1 Poster (.pdf)

Download When Everybody
Works #2 Poster (.pdf)

Image of a mature business man. Image of a teacher signing a story to her students in a classroom setting. Image of a woman who is a U.S. Army veteran, wearing her military uniform.

Download Capitalize on
Talent #2 Poster (.pdf)

 

Download It’s What People
Can Do Poster (.pdf)

Download Be a Mentor
Poster (.pdf)

Image of a young man who has one leg and is sitting in a chair in a casual setting.

Download Be a Leader Poster (.pdf)

* Nearly 50 million Americans have a disability.
To learn about employment statistics and people with disabilities, click here.