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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We couldn’t find. CAA Story #5 Kim Rains
Kimberly was born in May 1978. She was a beautiful baby but something seemed off so testing was done and…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #4: Professor Danie Weaver.
Danielle Weaver was a beloved Professor, Director of the School of Communications, and Scheduling Manager at College of Adaptive Arts…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. Story #3: ED Nicole & her son Said
When my son, Saïd, was born, we discovered he had Down syndrome. I was 21 years old at the time,…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #2: Dr. Pamela Lindsay
The Ties That Bind Those in our community are often asked about their “story” of a child’s diagnosis of a…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins: We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #1: Angel E.
CAA Story #1: Angel E. College of Adaptive Arts is beginning a new weekly blog series featuring a story of…
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CAA Salutes & Honors Dr. Martin Luther King’s Legacy
CAA embraces the spirit of MLK’s legacy On this auspicious day celebrating the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,…
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Onwards & Upwards for Eager Lifelong Learners
Traction and growing momentum are real. 2025 has been a pivotal, transformational year for College of Adaptive Arts (CAA). The…
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California State Senator Dave Cortese Delivers CAA Graduation Keynote
State Senator Dave Cortese shares his support & rationale for supporting this lifelong, adaptive equitable education model for workforce development…
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College of Adaptive Arts Co-Sponsors Accessibility Event Featuring the First Deafblind Graduate of Harvard Law
First Deafblind Graduate of Harvard Law to Speak at Bay Area Accessibility Event Disability Advocate Haben Girma to Speak at…
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