Sins Invalid Screening | Stages of Grief: Crip Hearts on Fire
We are honored to invite you to a screening of Stages of Grief: Crip Hearts on Fire, Sins Invalid’s 2024 live performance. This show brings together the crip brilliance of incredible artists such as: Maria Palacios, Nomy Lamm, Lateef McLeod, Tre Vasquez, Germán Parodi, and Antoine Hunter & Urban Jazz Dance Company. Through scenes of […]
Liberation Lunch: Tacos!
Welcome to Liberation Lunches! A weekly space where you can show up exactly as you are and enjoy a meal, the DCC’s treat. We believe gathering together, meeting each other’s access needs, and nourishing our bodies are essential to creating collective liberation. So, whether you’re in a social mood or a solo mood, whether you […]
QTBIPOC Together Time: Feelings
We’ve been channeling our rage, managing our grief, and basking in moments of joy. We honor all the coping mechanisms and survival strategies that get us through, but to be free, we need to let it out. Come share your (Big F) Feelings in an open and supportive community. No Feeling is too big, and […]
Pop-up! Mending with Rosemary
Rosemary’s mending workshop is disability justice in action. It’s a hard no to disposability and capitalism and a F**K YES to sustainability, wholeness, collective access, and alllll the good stuff. She’ll teach different approaches and techniques for mending, all of them centering the mender’s body, mind, and aesthetic. Bring a garment, stuffy, blanket (anything really!) […]
Disgruntled Academics Meet-up
Hello, fellow brilliant academics! We’re writers, mathematicians, theorists, scientists, thinkers, and we often defy categorization. Disabled academics pour love and labor into work at institutions of higher education and learning; however, more often than not, these institutions don’t love us back and refuse the basic labor of meeting our access needs. It’s disgruntling to say […]
Pop up! Toolworks SF Resource Support
Hi San Francisco! Get assistance with IHSS and DOR applications, regional center information, job placement services, Deaf services, discounted Clipper/transit cards, SSI and SSDI benefits counseling. We’re offering in English and ASL, with other translation services as well. No need to RSVP, just pop in, grab a snack, and get help from our Toolworks friends, […]
Access Horror Screening | Halloween Edition
It’s Halloween time and we’re planning an evening of creepy crawlies, spookiness, chills, and thrills. Access Horror and Superfest are coming together to offer you a delightfully macabre Halloween movie night, featuring all disability stories. These aren’t your typical slasher, killer clown, monster movies; they’re truth-telling, often funny films that feel good to watch with […]
Pop up! M Eilo’s Shared Skins Community Art Installment
Local artist M Eilo is showcasing their newest work, Shared Skins, at the DCC. As they say, “Wearable art but make it community-engaged, participatory, and can be remade into thousands of different arrangements.” You’ll get to create wearable art from the pieces crafted by M and have your portrait taken at the DCC. Hard to […]
Cafe Crip | Superfest
Cafe Crip is a monthly gathering to talk about important topics within our disability communities. This month’s topic is Superfest! We’re closing out the festival with an opportunity to discuss the films and chat with their creators. Learn their stories and share your own. We encourage you to join us at Superfest before Cafe Crip, […]
Superfest | Sunday Hybrid Screening
Join us for a weekend of films, community, and conversation. There are opportunities to watch in person and live virtually with films screening Saturday and Sunday. Following the screenings, festival director Shaina Ghuraya will host filmmaker panels on film, disability, storytelling, intersectionality, and all the things that land in between. Or, you can watch the […]