Deaf Awareness Coalition
The Deaf Awareness Coalition (DAC) is a student-run organization, composed of community members from Cambridge and the greater Boston area, along with Harvard University students, faculty, and researchers, all dedicated to raising awareness about Deaf culture and accessibility.
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Stated by an official Harvard or club source, recently observed.
- Official Harvard sourceDeaf Awareness Coalition — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“The Deaf Awareness Coalition (DAC) is a student-run organization, composed of community members from Cambridge and the greater Boston area, along with Harvard University students, faculty, and researchers, all dedicated …”
- Official Harvard sourcePBHA Programs (page)Observed Sep 30, 2026
“The Deaf Awareness Coalition (DAC) is a student-run organization, composed of community members from Cambridge and the greater Boston area, along with Harvard University students, faculty, and researchers, all dedicated …”
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- Official Harvard sourceDeaf Awareness Coalition — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“The Deaf Awareness Coalition (DAC) is a student-run organization, composed of community members from Cambridge and the greater Boston area, along with Harvard University students, faculty, and researchers, all dedicated …”
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About
The Deaf Awareness Coalition (DAC) is a student-run organization, composed of community members from Cambridge and the greater Boston area, along with Harvard University students, faculty, and researchers, all dedicated to raising awareness about Deaf culture and accessibility. DAC is committed to increasing awareness and improving accessibility on campus through social and educational events, volunteer opportunities, university initiatives, and fundraising. In Fall 2021, DAC rebranded as 'Deaf Awareness Coalition' to better represent our mission and our different members and stakeholders. We host regular American Sign Language (ASL) Tables as well as fun “Snack N’ Sign” events where we cultivate an inclusive, accessible, and safe environment for all people who use ASL. DAC encourages native signers as well as those who are new to signing to be a part of something greater than themselves, while always striving to make it clear that the coalition is to never act or speak on behalf of the Deaf community. We emphasize that DAC is foremost a group of people from all backgrounds that share a passion for learning about Deaf culture, American Sign Language, and a commitment to creating a more accessible and anti-audist Harvard community.
SourceVerified
Stated by an official Harvard or club source, recently observed.
- Official Harvard sourceDeaf Awareness Coalition — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“The Deaf Awareness Coalition (DAC) is a student-run organization, composed of community members from Cambridge and the greater Boston area, along with Harvard University students, faculty, and researchers, all dedicated …”
Mission
Increasing awareness and improving accessibility on campus through social and educational events, volunteer opportunities, university initiatives, and fundraising.
SourceVerified
Stated by an official Harvard or club source, recently observed.
- Official Harvard sourceDeaf Awareness Coalition — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“DAC is committed to increasing awareness and improving accessibility on campus through social and educational events, volunteer opportunities, university initiatives, and fundraising.”
Activities
American Sign Language (ASL) Tables, Snack N' Sign events, Social and educational events, volunteer opportunities, university initiatives, and fundraisingVerified
Stated by an official Harvard or club source, recently observed.
- Official Harvard sourceDeaf Awareness Coalition — PBHAObserved Sep 30, 2026
“We host regular American Sign Language (ASL) Tables”
Links
- PBHA program pagepbha.org/programs/dacOfficial
Sources & freshness
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| Deaf Awareness Coalition — PBHA | Official Harvard source | 8 | |
| PBHA Programs (page) | Official Harvard source | 5 |
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