(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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G61 — Share a song that lifts your mood when you need it most
B13 — Find something you use to take notes — paper, tablet, or sticky notes
O98 — Drop the name of the country or city you are joining from in chat
O89 — Send a private message to a colleague telling them one thing you appreciate
N55 — Reflect on what self-care means to you and whether you make enough time for it
I40 — Name one assistive technology that has changed lives globally
O81 — Wave to the camera or drop a wave emoji in chat
B2 — Find something black (Disability Pride flag: mourning & protest)
N56 — Think of a moment you learned something important from someone with a different lived experience
B18 — Find something you use for self-care in your daily routine
G67 — Share something creative you have made — a drawing, recipe, photo, or craft
G69 — Share one piece of advice you would give your younger self
N59 — Recall a time you pushed through something difficult — what kept you going?
G62 — Share a photo on your phone that makes you happy — describe it to the group
I24 — Name a disabled artist, musician, or writer
O86 — Send a round of applause in chat for someone who has helped you recently
I22 — Name one type of invisible disability
O99 — Send a GIF in chat that represents how you feel about Disability Pride Month
I28 — What is the difference between a disability and a chronic illness?
I35 — Name one organization globally that advocates for disability rights
B3 — Find something white (Disability Pride flag: accessibility)
I37 — What does "ableism" mean?
B10 — Find a tool — physical or digital — that makes your life easier
I27 — Name the five colors of the Disability Pride flag and what each represents
B14 — Find a source of light — lamp, candle, fairy lights, or a sunny window
G63 — Share your favorite comfort food
G64 — Share one place in the world that has special meaning to you
G71 — Share a photo or story about a pet — current, past, or one you wish you had
I29 — Name a TV show or film with authentic disabled representation
N43 — Think of someone you admire who has a disability — what stands out?
I33 — What does "universal design" mean?
O90 — Drop your favorite emoji in chat and tell the group what it says about you
O94 — Take a moment to stretch — then drop a stretch emoji in chat when done
B15 — Find something related to music — headphones, speaker, or instrument
G78 — Share a podcast, channel, or creator you think everyone should know about
B19 — Find something that represents a personal achievement
O82 — Give a shoutout to a colleague who models inclusion — drop their name in chat
O87 — Show something on your desk that represents who you are outside of work
N49 — Think of one small act of kindness that stayed with you
G72 — Share the most beautiful thing you have seen in nature
N44 — Recall a moment when you felt truly seen and valued at work
O92 — Find someone on the call you have never spoken to and say hello in chat
N45 — Think of one way you have grown by working alongside someone different from you
O88 — Unmute for five seconds and say one word that means inclusion to you
I30 — Name one famous person in business, science, or technology who has a disability
G66 — Share a book that changed the way you think about something
G68 — Share one personal achievement you are quietly proud of
I36 — Name one disability that is commonly misunderstood or misrepresented
B12 — Find something that brings you comfort — a blanket, pillow, or cozy item
N58 — Think of something you feel passionate about that others might not expect
B17 — Find something made by hand — yours or someone else's
B7 — Find a book somewhere in your space and hold it up
N51 — Think of something you once saw as a weakness that you now see as a strength
N46 — Reflect on what the word "belonging" means to you personally
N53 — Reflect on a time you felt out of place — and what helped you feel more comfortable
N47 — Think of a challenge that made you more empathetic toward others
O97 — Introduce yourself in chat using three words that are not your job title
I23 — Name a disabled athlete who has competed in the Paralympics
I34 — What is the difference between accommodation and inclusion?
B5 — Find something red (Disability Pride flag: physical disability)
O96 — Drop one inclusion tip in chat that anyone could act on this week
G73 — Share a talent or skill most people at work don't know you have
N50 — Reflect on a moment when you stood up for someone — or they stood up for you
I21 — Name one type of neurodivergence
I39 — Name a disabled person who has won a Nobel Prize or major global award
O93 — Drop a fun fact about yourself in chat that might surprise your colleagues
O85 — Type the five Disability Pride flag colors in chat in order
N52 — Recall a time when the right support helped you do your best work
B4 — Find something blue (Disability Pride flag: disability)
N57 — Reflect on a time when being truly listened to made all the difference
I26 — What does "nothing about us without us" mean?
N41 — Think of a time someone made an extra effort to include you
O95 — Change your profile picture to something colorful for the duration of the event
N42 — Reflect on a personal strength that came from overcoming a challenge