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New York City Celebrating ADA's 20th Anniversary July 2010
Who is Project Access for All?
YOU! We are …
individual voices
multiple paths
one common goal: EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE.
And we need you to connect us with your colleagues and friends.
What is Project Access?
AccessForAll works to create access and inclusion for all, community by community, across the nation and around the world, by connecting cultural institutions and arts organizations, disability advocacy groups and service organizations, and audiences with disabilities.
Project Access for All is a national effort of Art Beyond Sight and its partner organizations. Together we are working to provide a vital forum for multiple voices across numerous disciplines, through the first broadly-scoped registry of accessible arts institutions; a resource center for accessibility and disability professionals to share research, ideas, and tools; and other initiatives intended to promote accessibility for people with disabilities on a national and global level.
Highlights From The Newsroom
Chinatown Weekend Walk: Disability Pride ADA Birthday Party
News
Posted: Mon, Jul 25, 2016
New York
The Chinatown Partnership, in collaboration with Art Beyond Sight, Disability Pride and support from the Mayor's Office for People with...
Podcast: Alvaro Gutierrez interviews Christina Bruno, disabilities advocate, and David Harrell, disability/program associate
Posted: Thu, Aug 13, 2015
Today, we have a lady and a guy. So they are from the organization: Inclusion in the Arts. We have Christine Bruno, she’s a disabilities...
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Gema Álave: Observational Awareness
Fri, Sep 08, 2017 to Sun, Oct 22, 2017BrooklynGema Álave: Observational Awareness Observational Awareness is an exhibition of two series of drawings, Silences and Reflex, by Queens-based artist Gema Álava that explore surveillance, behavior and memory. Exhibited... -
Accessibility 101: An ingredient in the recipe, not an addition for afterwards
Wed, Sep 20, 2017
