You are invited to a screening of Crip Camp, a film about how a revolution blossomed in a ramshackle summer camp for teenagers with disabilities, transforming their lives and igniting a landmark movement.

Two-hour screening followed by a virtual Q&A with the filmmakers. Learn more about the film at cripcamp.com.  

Registration is required. Please check back for a registration link in January 2025. 

Concessions will be available. The first 75 guests to arrive will receive FREE medium popcorn, drink, and candy! 

This event is wheelchair accessible. The film will be presented with captions and audio description.  

“Crip Camp is both a gripping look at the history of the disability rights movement and a timely call to action, urging us to explore our own duty to fight for the dignity of all people.” – President Barack Obama, Executive Producer 

This event is hosted by Access in Art and Design, a Tyler School of Art and Architecture initiative dedicated to accessibility and inclusivity in creative fields, and made possible through the Temple University General Activities Fund. Please contact Maggie Dunkle at maggie.dunkle@temple.edu for any accommodation requests or accessibility questions.