CAA Blog

(Saratoga, Calif., October 10, 2023) On Monday October 16, from 2-6pm, College of Adaptive Arts will host its 10th annual Golf Classic at the Santa Teresa Golf Club. College of Adaptive Arts (CAA), a south bay based non-profit, is a unique institution providing collegiate education to adults with special needs. It serves more than 224

Non-profit Trains Students with Disabilities to Expand Their Career Opportunities (Saratoga, Calif., October 10, 2023) With October being National Disability Employment Awareness Month, there is a heightened focus on the career access and opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Historically, careers for people with I/DD have been limited to manual labor positions,

College of Adaptive Arts Students Join Thousands of Other Volunteers to Spread Kindness Throughout the Community (Saratoga, Calif.) — On October 7 through October 14, students from the College of Adaptive Arts will participate in Compassion Week, an effort in Bay Area centered on bringing people of all ages and abilities together with the mission

College of Adaptive Arts Co-founder Dr. Pamela Lindsay Recognized for Her Efforts in Providing Higher Education to Adults with Disabilities WASHINGTON – Today, AARP announced its 2024 AARP Purpose Prize Award recipients. The one-of-a-kind national award honors people age 50-plus who have proven that they are using their knowledge and life experience to make a

Highlights Include a Live Auction, Special Performances and Student Tours (Saratoga, Calif., August 28, 2023) Senator Dave Cortese (D-San Jose) will present the keynote speech at the College of Adaptive Arts Annual Celebration of Inclusive Collegiate Partnerships, taking place September 17, 2023 from 2-4:30 pm at West Valley College in Saratoga. Senator Cortese, along with

Race Beneficiaries Include College of Adaptive Arts and the American Cancer Society (Saratoga, Calif., August 23, 2023) On Saturday, September 9, Western Digital will host a 5K run/walk which will benefit the College of Adaptive Arts and the American Cancer Society. The “Flash” 5K event will take place at 9am at Western Digital’s Great Oaks

Grateful to Supervisor Joe Simitian for his investment for this launch. We are so tremendously grateful to County Board Supervisor Joe Simitian for supporting College of Adaptive Arts for a Workforce Development Grant for Adults with Disabilities particularly focused on innovative positions on accentuating adults with disabilities’ intellectual inquiry, interests, and passions. Here’s an excerpt

Please enjoy and share widely CAA’s Mission Moments of June. The College of Adaptive Arts Mission is to provide an equitable, lifelong collegiate experience to adults with disabilities who historically have not had access to college education. CAA’s Vision is to empower the student body to creatively transform perception of individuals with disabilities. We welcome

Showcasing & Celebrating Dancing Abilities in All Here is an incredible opportunity to get involved with in dance if you live in the Bay Area or beyond by one of College of Adaptive Arts’ amazing CAA Parents, Teresa: Dance for All is my passion project born out of a need to provide movement solutions for

I am a full time student in college. I am a music, dance, theatre, film and songwriting major. I also enjoy doing cheer as well. I’m proud to be a performing arts major, my goal is to graduate college and continue my performing arts studies at the University level and have a professional career doing