Bottom Dollars Seattle Premiere @ Starbucks

Nearly 250,000 people with disabilities in the U.S. are legally paid less than the minimum wage, on average, less than $2 an hour. Bottom Dollars exposes the exploitation and segregation of people with disabilities through personal stories and expert interviews. The documentary calls for the phase out of this unfair practice and offers solutions for inclusive employment and fair wages here in Washington and across the country. Check out the trailer at www.BottomDollarsMovie.com

Join us for the first public screening of the film in the state of Washington. Following the film, you'll have the opportunity to ask questions to a panel including the filmmakers and local disability rights advocates, and find out how you can help create truly inclusive workplaces.

Important info:

• Doors open at 11 AM. You MUST arrive by 11:30am to be admitted.
• You must be pre-registered to attend this event.
• Parking is very limited. Please consider using public transit.
• Lunch will not be served at this event. Attendees may choose to arrive early and eat lunch. Lunch may be purchased from Sodo Café (Bon Appetit), open from 11-2 and located across the hall from the 3rd Floor Conference Center. Please note that no food can be taken into the Conference Center.

Accessibility info.:

• Bottom Dollars is presented with English open captions and audio description.
• An ASL interpreter will be available for the panel discussion and opening statements.
• Accessible entryways and seating are available.
• Be sure to include any requests for accomodations when you register.

Waitlist:

• Seating is limited for this event, but please sign up for our waitlist to hear about other screenings.
• Or sign up to host your own at www.BottomDollarsMovie.com

Bottom Dollars was produced by Rooted in Rights, a non-profit disability rights video and social media project based at Disability Rights Washington, in Seattle.