The Rollettes, a Los Angeles based wheelchair dance team of women empowering women and girls with disabilities to live boundlessly and shift perspectives through dance, will celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day On May 21st, they will hold a "Boundless LIVE" series via Instagram Live, which consists of virtual classes to educate and empower those with disabilities, celebrating the advancements made in the disability community.

The virtual classes, led by the team members, will consist of  stretching, cooking, dance, working out and makeup classes! During the time of social distancing, these classes will help demonstrate that technology is an integral part of our lives. To conclude, the Rollettes will hold a digital happy hour connecting women with disabilities worldwide! 

About The Rollettes: 

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The Rollettes were founded in 2012 when Chelsie Hill sustained a spinal cord injury as a passenger in a drunk driving accident. She wanted to connect with other women that could relate to her and so she invited women who use wheelchairs to join her for dance classes. Every Summer, the Rollettes invite wheelchair users who are women, from all over the world to spend a week together to form connections through dance. Today, the team consists of eight trailblazers in the disability community, who continue to make a difference each day. The Rollettes have been featured on Good Morning America, Teen Vogue, TODAY, Instagram and more! View their full EPK here.