Disability Flag Will Fly In Framingham For The 1st Time This Week
The flag is blue, green, and white and highlights multiple experiences of disability. It displays the words "Disability, Rights, & Human", city off...
The flag is blue, green, and white and highlights multiple experiences of disability. It displays the words "Disability, Rights, & Human", city officials said. (Neal McNamara/Patch) FRAMINGHAM, MA — Framingham will honor the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act in a way unique to the city. During a ceremony on Wednesday, Framingham will raise the Disability Flag — designed by a Framingham local — for the first time. The flag was designed by Framingham resident Rob Levine. It was commissioned by the Framingham Disability Commission in 2022 to honor the late co-founder of the Framingham Disability Commission Karen Foran Dempsey, who the city's ballroom in Village Hall is named for.