Access Hotline will eventually provide hella resources for finding accessible spaces & describing access in venues (including sample language, translations, & more)––but first we need to find out what information venues are providing, what help venues need, & what resources & expertise might be contributed by the community.
VENUES
Fill out this short form to submit your venue’s access links or to ask for help describing accessibility in your space.
VOLUNTEERS
Fill out this short form to volunteer to help out. Disabled music lovers, folks with language skills, programmers, designers, print shop hookups all welcome; let us know where you can help out! (Goal is to get enough funding to compensate disabled consultants, but it may take a bit…)
NEAT THINGS
A few for now, will keep adding; feel free to submit your own through the Volunteer form.
- A.I.R. NYC –– ”a collective of disabled and chronically ill artists and organizers” + air purifier lending library
- Come Forever –– a masks-required “social space for cross-accessibility contact” committed to PACBI
- Creative Rebuild New York’s work for Deaf & Disabled Artists
- Crip News –– By Kevin Gotkin, “A weekly roundup about disability arts and politics”
- Cripple Punk Mag –– ”Disability in Punk and DIY music … run by Merlin Sabal, a disabled writer, artist and organizer”
- Cuéntame –– ”Media projects disrupting the mainstream narrative of disability”