How Should DACP Grow?

How Should DACP Grow? Participate in Our Community Survey!

Founded in 2005, DACP is a Portland-based nonprofit that focuses on providing inclusive performance opportunities and promoting social justice through the arts. Whether you’ve been with DACP for years or are just getting involved — please share with us what you think about intersections of identities, race, and disability, how DACP should grow, and how you’d like to be involved!

Will you take our survey and forward to others who may be interested?
The survey will only take about 5-15 minutes of your time.
The last day to take the survey is August 15th.

• Click here to take the online Community Survey
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• Click here to take the online Community Survey
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And Join DACP’s Community Listening Session on August 11th!

Who: All are welcome!
Date: Saturday, August 11, 2012
Time: 2:30-4:30pm
Location: Portland Community College, Cascade Campus, Terrell Hall Room 112 – 705 N. Killingsworth, Portland, Oregon
Click here for more info about PCC Cascade Campus.
Click here for a map of PCC Cascade Campus.
Transportation: The location is wheelchair accessible on the ground level close to parking. Bus Lines 4 and 72 stop close by. The N. Killingsworth MAX Yellow Line Stop is 0.5 miles away.
For Accessibility Questions, please contact Kathy at 503-238-0723.
Please Register by email or phone if you are planning to attend!
This way we can plan space and food. To register, email or call 503-238-0723.
Facebook event page: Click here to share the event on Facebook!

More details: We’re also asking friends, partners and interested community members to join us at our first Community Listening Session. The Listening Session will be August 11th, 2012 from 2:30-4:30pm at Portland Community College’s Cascade Campus, Terrell Hall in Room 112. The listening session will be a free event, and hosted by Disability Art and Culture Project in partnership with Portland Community College Disability Services. All are welcome!

Activities during the Community Listening Session will include:

•  intersections of identity, race, and disability
• art and discussion with local artist and activist Rupert Kinnard
• the results of the online survey
• talk about how DACP should grow in the future
• interactive art project

About Rupert Kinnard:
Graphic designer Rupert Kinnard has gained “sub-underground” comix fame as the creator of Cathartic Comics featuring The Brown Bomber and Diva Touché Flambé. He operates The Rupe Group Graphics and is currently working on The LifeCapsule Project, a graphic memoir.

Thanks for participating in our Community Survey, and we hope you will join us at PCC Cascade Campus on August 11th!

In solidarity,
Kathy, Jane, Cheryl, Sarah, Ann, Aireen, and all of DACP