Santa Barbara City College Adapted Physical Education

Looking for a summer fitness class with a flexible schedule and personalized support?

So excited to have discovered the amazing organization right here in Santa Barbara!

🌊👟 Join us for movement, community, and connection at the Blind Fitness Beach Walk & Run! 📅 Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 📍 Santa Barbara East Beach Bathhouse All fitness levels welcome — walk, jog, or run alongside our inclusive community. 💙 #BlindFitness #InclusiveCommunity #BeachWalkAndRun

Looking forward to this AMAZING series!

Info Session! Bridging the Gap: a 5-part Disability Inclusion Series | LinkedIn Join us for our upcoming Information Session and learn more about our 5-part disability inclusion series, Bridging the Gap: From Fear to Trust that starts June 12, 2025. In today’s shifting workplace landscape, nonapparent disabilities and neurodiversity are increasingly visible — yet often misu...

Spring Semester Starts January 27th. This class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:35-10:55am at LaPlaya Stadium. Email the instructor, Kelly Clark, for more information or if you need help enrolling. [email protected]
https://www.sbcc.edu/apply/

FREE Autism Parenting Summit Ticket FREE online event December 9-11

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GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY for the 9th Annual Fired Up for Special Olympics, November 2 at the Santa Barbara Carriage Museum . It's will be a memorable evening filled with delicious food, community spirit, and heartwarming support for our amazing Special Olympics athletes. This special event is proudly hosted by the dedicated firefighters of Santa Barbara County and the City of Santa Barbara.

Fired Up for Special Olympics Fired Up for Special Olympics is a dinner/auction hosted by the Santa Barbara County & City of Santa Barbara Firefighters. All proceeds raised at this event benefits and supports the Special Olympics athletic programs in Santa Barbara County.

A milestone for disability studies UCLA junior Vivek Chotai doesn’t plan to pursue his school’s new disability studies major — the first of its kind at any public university in the state — or even take classes in it.