Little Miss

&

Junior Miss Wheelchair Mississippi

Inspiring the next generation of #ChairChicks and disability rights advocates.

 

Little Miss Wheelchair Mississippi (ages 5–12) nurtures young dreams, helping girls recognize their strengths and imagine a future without limits. Through mentorship and sisterhood, participants build confidence, resilience, and pride, and learn that disability is never a barrier to leadership or success.

 

Junior Miss Wheelchair Mississippi (ages 13–20) empowers teens and young women to step boldly into advocacy and leadership. This division focuses on building confidence, fostering self-expression, and amplifying voices as participants grow into changemakers within their communities and beyond.

 

Together, these programs support Ms. Wheelchair Mississippi’s mission to empower women in wheelchairs, foster meaningful sisterhood, and create positive change across the state. Every girl has the power to lead, inspire, and make an impact.

 

Junior Miss Wheelchair Mississippi 2026

Julianna Satler

Julianna is from Brandon, Mississippi, who is passionate about living life to the fullest and inspiring others through her determination and joyful spirit. She was born with a rare genetic mutation called COL4A1, which has resulted in intellectual and developmental disabilities. For the past three years, Julianna has proudly used a power wheelchair, allowing her greater independence and mobility as she pursues her goals and dreams.

Julianna is a current graduate at Providence Christian Academy, where she enjoys learning, growing, and spending time with her friends. She comes from a close-knit family and is the daughter of two deaf parents. She also has two older brothers who have been an important part of her journey.

Known for her bright personality and positive outlook, Julianna loves the color pink and enjoys visiting Disney World, one of her favorite places. In her free time, she enjoys bowling, swimming, shopping, exploring technology, watching movies, and spending quality time with her family and friends.

Looking toward the future, Julianna dreams of owning and operating a business with her mother. She hopes to create an art studio and gift shop where she can share her creativity, connect with others, and make a positive impact in her community. Through her perseverance, enthusiasm, and love for people, Julianna demonstrates that every individual has unique gifts and the ability to achieve meaningful goals.

"This program has given my daughter the confidence to pursue her dreams and advocate for others. It's more than just a pageant; it's a family."

A Proud Parent