VOCA is a nonprofit organization that provides a space for BIPOC Deaf, DeafBlind, Deaf+, and Hard of Hearing artists to collectively create, collaborate & showcase their culturally distinct work while addressing social justice and racial equity through creative arts.
Giving Tuesday
Highlights from the year include: community offerings of African dance, hip hop, and salsa/bachata classes; an invitation to present at the Folger's Shakespeare Library's Reading Room festival, The VOCA Ensemble at the National Theatre Foundation; and A Strange Loop at Atlas. Coming up next: The Dinner Note by Rhonda Cochran at Gallaudet University- Spring 2026.
We at VOCA believe in the immense power of the arts in our community. We believe in holding space for creativity and discourse. We believe in creating a steady pipeline of
multigenerational artists who strive to work, learn, and grow, leading the way in creating a robust and thriving future for/of BIPOC& Deaf, DB, D+, HoH theatre, and dance makers.
This vision includes you! Your tax-deductible donation is vital in supporting these endeavors.
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Donating to VOCA helps keep our vital and much-needed
programming going. Your tax-deductible donation, whether it is $25, $50, $75, $250, or $10,000 goes towards paying artists and increasing the administrative and organizational support we need to provide the robust programming for which VOCA is known and loved.
We thank you for your contributions to VOCA over the last few years. Your unwavering support, investment, and belief in the VOCA community goes a long way, and has meant a tremendous amount to our company and community.
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