Connection beyond sight, in people’s stories.
Meet members of the We Can Dance community and discover what accessible dance, connection and belonging can make possible.
Miyuki
From “I cannot dance” to dancing with confidence, Miyuki found a welcoming place to learn, connect and look forward to each class.
Read Their Story
FULL STORY: Think you can’t dance? Miyuki thought the same thing.
Miyuki is visually impaired. Before We Can Dance, she had never danced Kizomba, Bachata, or any partner dance.
Her first day in class, she said, “I cannot dance.”
Today, Miyuki dances, believes in herself, and looks forward to seeing friends like Rosa in class.
That is what happens when people are given the opportunity to learn, connect, and belong.
If we can get Miyuki dancing, we can get you dancing too.
Ricky
Through Kizomba and Dance in the Dark™, Ricky found a meaningful connection to Cape Verdean culture and a community where different cultures can be shared and celebrated.
Watch Their Story
Video story from Ricki. A written transcript or description can be added here for accessibility.
Charley
Dance and music helped Charley build new confidence and social connection, opening the door to moments that extended well beyond the dance floor.
Kenny
Kenny’s story reflects the power of accessible dance to create connection, confidence and a renewed sense of community.
Watch Their Story
Video story from Kenny. A written transcript or description can be added here for accessibility.
Your Stories
Stories shared by members of our community will appear here after review and permission to publish.
PHOTO OR VIDEO
This Could Be Your Story
Share a moment of connection, confidence, belonging or joy.
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Full story will appear here.
PHOTO OR VIDEO
This Could Be Your Story
Share a moment of connection, confidence, belonging or joy.
Read Their Story
Full story will appear here.
Share Your Story
Has We Can Dance, accessible dance, or dancing beyond sight made a difference in your life? We’d love to hear from you.
Tell us about a moment of connection, confidence, belonging, discovery or joy. Your story can help others see what becomes possible when dance is made accessible to everyone.
Stories can be shared through writing, photos, audio or video. We’ll make published stories accessible so everyone can experience them.