Drop by office hours to chat about all things disability culture and community at Georgetown. If these hours do not work for your schedule, email Dr. Amy Kenny to schedule an appointment.
Georgetown Disability Alliance is a student run organization looking to build community, increase education, and enact change on disability issues in the Georgetown area.
To learn more about the Georgetown Disability Alliance and updates, follow their Facebook page.
GU Signs is Georgetown University’s American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Club that aims promote American Sign Language, Deaf culture and deafness within Georgetown University
For more information about GU Signs and updates about their club, follow their Facebook page.
Best Buddies creates a global movement of opportunities for friendship, employment, and leadership development for people with intellectual and development disabilities
To learn more about Best Buddies and updates, follow their Facebook page.
Active Minds is the nation’s premier nonprofit organization supporting mental health awareness and education for young adults
For more information about Active Minds, check out their website.
DCI Campaign History
Professor Lydia X. Z. Brown (COL ’15) led a campaign for a Disability Cultural Center at Georgetown as a student in 2012. On December 21, 2020, Nesreen Shahrour (SOH ‘23),…
In honor of Disability Cultural Month in October, the Disability Cultural Initiative (DCI) invited members of the Georgetown University community to build a lego ramp in red square every other…
Disability Cultural Initiative – Fall 2022
Coffee Club with South Asian Society
Students, come join us as we partner with the South Asian Society of Georgetown for our monthly…
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Mailing Address
Georgetown University Disability Cultural Initiative 1419 37th St., N.W. Suite 132, Poulton Hall Washington, D.C. 20057