Model Wendy Crawford became a quadriplegic by way of a drunk driver at 19 years old, and her life totally transformed. She lost all of her bookings and much of her freedom, and people started to look at her in a much different way. Crawford, her colleagues, and a team of photographers created an exhibit of powerful portraits of 20 disabled women — including themselves — paired with their biographies. Then they collaborated with mobileWOMEN.org and The Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation to bring these images to ACA Galleries in New York City. They've already raised more than $45,000, and the project has brought awareness to disabled women, a particularly underserved section of the disabled community.
