Go back to the Basics with Art-Reach! Art-Reach Access Basics is our professional development series, offering a foundational education at an affordable price. Our session topics will cover the very basics of accessibility–a great starting point for arts and cultural staff seeking to further accessibility initiatives at your organization.
Participants have the flexibility to join our 6-session series either a-la-carte, or register for the full series at a discounted rate. Join us in learning from disabled and allied professionals, thought leaders, activists and artists, and come prepared for interactive discussions with your fellow attendees.
Registration for Accessibility Basics is $25 per session. Participants have the option of purchasing individual sessions or purchasing all six sessions as a package for $100. Learn on your budget and your time.
The full six-session series is free for individuals local to Art-Reach’s service area of Greater Philadelphia, Brandywine Valley, and Southern New Jersey. Use promo code LOCALFREE26 at checkout to apply the discount.
All sessions will be hosted in Zoom with ASL interpretation and autogenerated closed captions. We will work with your access needs, and each session will be recorded, captioned, and sent to attendees after. Our 2-hour long sessions will incorporate lectures and discussions, with greater emphasis on interactive learning.
Take part in professional development with lived experience at the center. From Disability Justice to building inclusive programs- prioritize time to learn from disabled and allied professionals, thought leaders, activists, and artists alike.
All sessions will be hosted in Zoom with ASL interpretation and autogenerated closed captions. We will work with your access needs, and each session will be recorded, captioned, and sent to attendees after. Our 2-hour long sessions will incorporate lectures and discussions, with greater emphasis on interactive learning.
All sessions will take place from 3pm-5pm EST.
Using the framework of the Institute’s on Disabilities’ original media arts and culture programming, Lisa will lead a conversation about creative collaboration with the IDD community. Joined by cast members from the play A Fierce Kind of Love, artists and community archivists from File/Life, and more, we hope to crack open questions around artistic excellence, audience engagement, the constraints of “normative” viewing, and the importance of integrating access into cultural programming from the earliest moments of creative ideation.
