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NOCDO’s March for Access
September 20, 2025 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Join the 4th annual March for Access! March for meaningful access to transportation and community inclusion!
Schedule:
Saturday, September 20, 2025
10:00 am: Visit resource tables and make posters
11:00 am: Rally and March
12:00 pm: March photo and resource tables
Saturday, September 20, 2025
10:00 am: Visit resource tables and make posters
11:00 am: Rally and March
12:00 pm: March photo and resource tables
Accessibility:
Masking encouraged
Captioning and ASL interpretation of the rally
Wheelchair accessible restrooms and route
Wheelchair charging station
Masking encouraged
Captioning and ASL interpretation of the rally
Wheelchair accessible restrooms and route
Wheelchair charging station
Location and Transportation:
Rally location: 127 Public Square, Cleveland
From 9:45 – 12:45 pm: Free parking and ADA shuttle transportation provided by Youth Challenge between the County Board of Developmental Disability Lakeside parking lot and Public Square.
CCBDD parking lot address: 1275 Lakeside Avenue East, Cleveland, OH 44114
Rally location: 127 Public Square, Cleveland
From 9:45 – 12:45 pm: Free parking and ADA shuttle transportation provided by Youth Challenge between the County Board of Developmental Disability Lakeside parking lot and Public Square.
CCBDD parking lot address: 1275 Lakeside Avenue East, Cleveland, OH 44114
March theme and purpose:
We will be marching for accessible and inclusive transportation options. This event is to honor and build on the 40th anniversary of the Cleveland Transportation Protests. Mary Verdi-Fletcher, the Rosa Parks of Cleveland, will share her true story about capturing buses in 1985 to protest the lack of accessibility.
We will be marching for accessible and inclusive transportation options. This event is to honor and build on the 40th anniversary of the Cleveland Transportation Protests. Mary Verdi-Fletcher, the Rosa Parks of Cleveland, will share her true story about capturing buses in 1985 to protest the lack of accessibility.