DNA is a mental health and education collective explicitly grounded in Disability Justice, a framework developed by disabled queer and trans people of color that centers intersectionality, collective access, and leadership by the most marginalized. We take a systemic view: ableism is not a series of individual bad attitudes but a structure that must be named and dismantled. We respond to systemic oppression by offering free peer support groups, and paid education and training services, as well as gender and disability doula services and a Queer Therapy Fund.