This panel conversation marks ten editions of the Disability, Sexuality, and Rights Online Institute (DSROI), reflecting on a decade of activism, community building, and theoretical development. Panelists discuss how disability and sexuality movements have evolved, the importance of fostering spaces of love and solidarity, and the continued gaps in intersectional advocacy, especially regarding race, caste, militarization, and LGBTQI+ rights. The discussion also examines the challenges of integrating disability justice into broader feminist and human rights movements and envisions a future centered on collective care, cross-movement alliances, and deeper political accountability.