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This bingo card has a free space and 100 words: B1 — Find something yellow (Disability Pride flag: brilliance & strength), B2 — Find something black (Disability Pride flag: mourning & protest), B3 — Find something white (Disability Pride flag: accessibility), B4 — Find something blue (Disability Pride flag: disability), B5 — Find something red (Disability Pride flag: physical disability), B6 — Find something living in your space — a plant, flowers, or a pet, B7 — Find a book somewhere in your space and hold it up, B8 — Find something that tells a story about who you are, B9 — Find something colorful — the more colors the better, B10 — Find a tool — physical or digital — that makes your life easier, B11 — Find something purple — often associated with disability awareness, B12 — Find something that brings you comfort — a blanket, pillow, or cozy item, B13 — Find something you use to take notes — paper, tablet, or sticky notes, B14 — Find a source of light — lamp, candle, fairy lights, or a sunny window, B15 — Find something related to music — headphones, speaker, or instrument, B16 — Find your water bottle or cup — bonus if it has a fun design, B17 — Find something made by hand — yours or someone else's, B18 — Find something you use for self-care in your daily routine, B19 — Find something that represents a personal achievement, B20 — Find something natural — wood, stone, a leaf, or anything from outdoors, I21 — Name one type of neurodivergence, I22 — Name one type of invisible disability, I23 — Name a disabled athlete who has competed in the Paralympics, I24 — Name a disabled artist, musician, or writer, I25 — What does the social model of disability mean?, I26 — What does "nothing about us without us" mean?, I27 — Name the five colors of the Disability Pride flag and what each represents, I28 — What is the difference between a disability and a chronic illness?, I29 — Name a TV show or film with authentic disabled representation, I30 — Name one famous person in business, science, or technology who has a disability, I31 — Name a disabled activist or advocate who shaped disability rights history, I32 — Approximately what percentage of the world's population lives with some form of disability?, I33 — What does "universal design" mean?, I34 — What is the difference between accommodation and inclusion?, I35 — Name one organization globally that advocates for disability rights, I36 — Name one disability that is commonly misunderstood or misrepresented, I37 — What does "ableism" mean?, I38 — What is the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities?, I39 — Name a disabled person who has won a Nobel Prize or major global award, I40 — Name one assistive technology that has changed lives globally, N41 — Think of a time someone made an extra effort to include you, N42 — Reflect on a personal strength that came from overcoming a challenge, N43 — Think of someone you admire who has a disability — what stands out?, N44 — Recall a moment when you felt truly seen and valued at work, N45 — Think of one way you have grown by working alongside someone different from you, N46 — Reflect on what the word "belonging" means to you personally, N47 — Think of a challenge that made you more empathetic toward others, N48 — What does disability pride mean to you in one word?, N49 — Think of one small act of kindness that stayed with you, N50 — Reflect on a moment when you stood up for someone — or they stood up for you, N51 — Think of something you once saw as a weakness that you now see as a strength, N52 — Recall a time when the right support helped you do your best work, N53 — Reflect on a time you felt out of place — and what helped you feel more comfortable, N54 — Think of a colleague who models inclusion every day — what do they do?, N55 — Reflect on what self-care means to you and whether you make enough time for it, N56 — Think of a moment you learned something important from someone with a different lived experience, N57 — Reflect on a time when being truly listened to made all the difference, N58 — Think of something you feel passionate about that others might not expect, N59 — Recall a time you pushed through something difficult — what kept you going?, N60 — Reflect on one way you have changed or grown in the last year that you are proud of, G61 — Share a song that lifts your mood when you need it most, G62 — Share a photo on your phone that makes you happy — describe it to the group, G63 — Share your favorite comfort food, G64 — Share one place in the world that has special meaning to you, G65 — Share a film or TV show you have watched more than once and would watch again, G66 — Share a book that changed the way you think about something, G67 — Share something creative you have made — a drawing, recipe, photo, or craft, G68 — Share one personal achievement you are quietly proud of, G69 — Share one piece of advice you would give your younger self, G70 — Share one habit or routine that genuinely improves your day, G71 — Share a photo or story about a pet — current, past, or one you wish you had, G72 — Share the most beautiful thing you have seen in nature, G73 — Share a talent or skill most people at work don't know you have, G74 — Share a travel experience that taught you something unexpected, G75 — Share a recipe or meal that connects you to your culture or family, G76 — Share a game — video, board, or card — you love and would recommend, G77 — Share the name of someone who has made a positive impact on your life, G78 — Share a podcast, channel, or creator you think everyone should know about, G79 — Share something that never fails to make you laugh, G80 — Share one thing about your culture or background that you are proud of, O81 — Wave to the camera or drop a wave emoji in chat, O82 — Give a shoutout to a colleague who models inclusion — drop their name in chat, O83 — Drop one word in chat that describes how you are feeling right now, O84 — Change your virtual background to something that represents joy, O85 — Type the five Disability Pride flag colors in chat in order, O86 — Send a round of applause in chat for someone who has helped you recently, O87 — Show something on your desk that represents who you are outside of work, O88 — Unmute for five seconds and say one word that means inclusion to you, O89 — Send a private message to a colleague telling them one thing you appreciate, O90 — Drop your favorite emoji in chat and tell the group what it says about you, O91 — Drop a song name in chat that the whole group should listen to this week, O92 — Find someone on the call you have never spoken to and say hello in chat, O93 — Drop a fun fact about yourself in chat that might surprise your colleagues, O94 — Take a moment to stretch — then drop a stretch emoji in chat when done, O95 — Change your profile picture to something colorful for the duration of the event, O96 — Drop one inclusion tip in chat that anyone could act on this week, O97 — Introduce yourself in chat using three words that are not your job title, O98 — Drop the name of the country or city you are joining from in chat, O99 — Send a GIF in chat that represents how you feel about Disability Pride Month and O100 — Give a virtual standing ovation — spam the chat with clapping emojis for 10 seconds.

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