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Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
A Disability Pride potluck celebrating Crip kinship, delicious food, and intentional community building.
August 8th, 2026. 4-8:30pm
The Sandbox - 70 Audubon Street, New Haven, CT, 06510
Space is limited. Save your spot here or at the form on the event page.
Note: As an organization unapologetically committed to centering those most impacted by ableism, racism, fascism, and other forms of systemic oppression, registration is open from 7/20-7/29, prioritizing:
Disabled BIPOC folks
Disabled queer and/or trans folks
Disabled folks with access needs requiring extensive time in advance to make arrangements for accessing the event
Those who are interested in attending who do not fall under one or more of these categories are invited to register after 7/29 (subject to ticket availability).
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Past Events
Past Events
Queering Disability
Queering Disability
January 8th, 2026
Virtual - Zoom
An intersectional space for people to build community, learn about diverse issues from experts, and learn about policy and the legislature, how to track bills, give testimony, reach out to legislators, and more. Co-organized with Stonington Pride.
Crip Solidarity Circle
Crip Solidarity Circle
March 12th, 2026
Virtual - Zoom
A virtual space rooted in disability justice where Disabled, Deaf, neurodivergent, Mad, and chronically ill folks can connect, process experiences under ableism, and build skills for intersectional collective care and interdependence. Together, we strategize ways to navigate ableist systems, explore crip culture through discussion, and cultivate solidarity through action and dreaming new possibilities for care and liberation.
Crip Care Peer Support Group
Crip Care Peer Support Group
February 13th, 2026
Virtual - Zoom
A virtual space rooted in disability justice where Disabled, Deaf, neurodivergent, Mad, and chronically ill folks can connect, process experiences under ableism, and build skills for collective care and interdependence. Together, we share resources, strategize ways to navigate ableist systems, and explore crip culture through discussion, storytelling, and creative expression. In addition to providing support, we cultivate solidarity through action and dreaming new possibilities for care and liberation.
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