Disability Cultural Center Coming Soon to SCC!
We are excited to announce that we are creating a Disability Cultural Center (DCC) at Sacramento City College sometime in late Fall/early Spring! Similar to the role and purpose of other identity centers at SCC (such as the Pride Center and ASHE Center), the goal of the DCC is to promote student equity, inclusion, and a sense of belonging amongst those with disabilities* in our campus community. The DCC will offer a dedicated space where disabled individuals can gather, share experiences, learn about resources, and advocate to create change. The center will also provide workshops, training, and events focused on disability culture, history, and rights, nurturing a deeper understanding among the broader student body, faculty, and staff.
As we prepare to launch the Disability Cultural Center, we need your input! Please complete our survey to share your thoughts about what you'd like the DCC to accomplish and what it should look like.
*The terms "disabled" and "disability" are used to represent the broad spectrum of folks in the disability community (D/deaf, hard-of-hearing, neurodivergent, autistic, learning disabled, chronically ill, blind/low vision, physically disabled, etc.).
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