Learn More About DREAM
DREAM's also on Threads (dreamdisability) and GroupMe
DREAM (Disability Rights, Education Activism, and Mentoring) is a national organization for and by college students with disabilities.  It's part of the federally funded National Center for College Students with Disabilities, based at the University of Minnesota's Institute for Community Integration.
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DREAM was designed to serve as an online virtual disability cultural center for students who want to connect with other students, with NCCSD staff as advisors.  DREAM is for higher education students of all types, of all ages, with any kind of disability, including culturally Deaf students and nondisabled students who are our allies and peers.  We advocate for and actively work toward an intersectional approach to disability culture, community, and pride.  
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  • Learn more about us -- our mission, goals, the DREAM student Board, and this website.​
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  • Connect with other students, by setting up a DREAM chapter or affiliate, creating a student group, joining a national organization, or planning campus events.  
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  • Join our GroupMe with disabled students from many different colleges and universities.  Follow us on social media (links at the top of the page).​
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​Need other ideas or suggestions?  Or do you have an idea for us?  Just reach out and ask.  
If you need assistance with a specific situation, check out the NCCSD Clearinghouse or contact the NCCSD 
​for help or assistance with any issue related to disability and higher education.  We're here for you.
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