Candor - formerly ASAC

It was energizing to start 2026 with cross movement solidarity at our Disability Justice Workshop.

Led by T land, our founder, organizations, educators, and community members came together to view disability through social and historical lenses. We engaged in activities that illustrated and put into practice the 10 Principles of Disability Justice (Sins Invalid).

CANDOR was grateful to share space with so many community partners!

CANDOR: February 2026 Newsletter

FEBRUARY 2026 NEWSLETTER CANDOR Begins Year with a Disability Justice Workshop for Community Partners

Thank you for a great 2025!

Thank you to everyone who has made a difference in our CANDOR community in 2025, you were the kindling in our fire!! Your continued support is absolutely necessary for our mission to move throughout 2026 and beyond. Our mission tasks us to create economic security and to work across justice movements to create belonging for ourselves and other individuals with those identities. Disability Justice leads our every conversation at CANDOR. CANDOR’s programs have focused on education, advocacy, and belonging for 1...

Invest in Disabled Futures this Giving Tuesday!

CANDOR is one of the only Disabled-Led nonprofits in the southeast that is working in Disability Justice advocacy and infusing that work into on-the-ground, responsive programs to support our local Disabled community. Your support today means we... Despite the number of Disabled people in the United States increasing to 26% from 20% in just five years, federal resources and programs are being reduced or completely discarded. We are facing collective grief and capacity fatigue like never before. This context is one we’re all facing. It is now...

Response to SNAP Disruption

To Our Dear CANDOR Community, The disruption in SNAP benefits is an act of neglect that disproportionately harms Disabled people, Chronically ill people, and our Elders. It’s the predictable result of a system divesting from equity and justice. Disabled people already face the highest rates of food insecurity and the most barr...