Town Hall
Join us for our 2025 Town Hall! Learn about what’s in store for the San Francisco Disability Cultural Center, including what’s next for our virtual space, details about our grand opening celebration for our physical space at 165 Grove Street, job openings, and other opportunities. Come with your questions, insights, hopes, and dreams. This community […]
Yoga for All Bodies
Join Tan Hubbard, a Black, queer, solo family caregiver, for a chill all-bodies Yoga class. Tan dreams of a future where the planet and everyone on it is thriving and working together toward a world that values care, love, and conscious collaboration. Their yoga classes center meditation, visualization, and breath work with the goal of […]
My Home is Someone’s Workplace: Domestic Employer Workshop
Together with Hand in Hand, we are offering a workshop with guidance for people who employ or plan to employ home care attendants. Participants will learn how to build respectful care relationships by understanding legal obligations, creating work agreements, and ensuring fair pay practices. You’ll leave with sample contracts, timesheet templates, communication strategies, and more! […]
Accessible Strength and Mobility
Whether you’re reclining, sitting, or standing, Dr. Marcia’s all-level strength and mobility class is for you! Dr. Marcia is a physical therapist, founder of the Disabled Girls Who Lift podcast and community, and author of Movement for Everybody. No equipment is necessary, but if you have bands, weights, or household objects, we can add those […]
Care Work: Domestic Labor and Liberation
Presented with Hand in Hand, this panel explores the complex reality of care relationships shaped by histories of racism, ableism, and exploitation. We’ll examine what power and equity can look like in relationships of care, acknowledging that care isn’t charity and survival isn’t enough. At this crucial intersection where disability justice meets domestic worker rights, […]
Sustaining Us: Plain English Workshop
Whether you are an academic, activist, small business owner, creative, or just someone seeking to be understood – Noemí Martínez Turrull is here to help. Join Noemí for a collaborative workshop on applying principles of plain language. They will start with a brief presentation and demonstration before facilitating a working session so you can practice […]
Care Work Under Fascism Part 2
Building off our popular event, Care Work Under Fascism, we’re hosting a Part II! This time, our panelists Topher Ávila, T.S. Banks, and Maria Palacios will move the conversation forward with an in-depth discussion of how care work allows us to forge ahead and dream big when we’re facing ongoing existential threats to our livelihood, […]
Sustaining Us: Getting Published with Keidra Chaney
Our words are revolutions waiting to happen. They light fires and connect humans – they create love and build strong communities. Our words are powerful y’all. Whether you’re a poet, essayist, experimental scribbler, novelist, or academic – the world needs to read your writing. But, the publishing process can be so discouraging, discriminatory, and depleting. […]
Sustaining Us: Fiscal Sponsorship
In the “Sustaining Us” series of workshops, panels, and community discussions, we’ll explore our passions – the things we love to do – and how they sustain us. This workshop will demystify fiscal sponsorship, starting with “What exactly is fiscal sponsorship and should I be thinking about it?” It is one of the many tools […]
Sustaining Us Series Launch
We are launching a new series called Sustaining Us. With workshops, panels, and community discussions, we’ll explore our passions – the things we love to do – and how they sustain us. It’s a tricky dance between doing creative work, surviving ableism, and gaining financial freedom. In our first panel, we’ll learn from three small-business […]