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Accessibility for Arts Organizations

July 3, 2021 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

background of poster is colours shifting from purple to yellow to orange to green. At the top of the poster are Creative Manitoba's logo and Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba's logo both in black. Beneath that in the middle of the poster in large letter is the title "Creative Accessibility". Below are two cartoon images in black. On the left bottom is a drawing of two people. One is sitting at a drafting table and the other is sitting in front of a computer with headphones. On the right Botton of the poster is a drawing of three people sitting around a table talking and taking notes.

AANM is proud to partner with Creative Manitoba for Creative Accessibility, a series of online webinars and panel discussions that will explore disability art, the experiences of artist with disabilities and how to make art accessible. These workshops will be beneficial not only for emerging artists with disabilities, but artists at all levels of their career with and without disabilities. ASL interpretation provided.

 

Accessibility for Arts Organizations

When: July 3, 2021 1-2pm

Description: Join Jenel Shaw, the executive director for Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba as she explores the many ways to make your space more inviting for the Deaf and disability communities. The workshop will include a focus on digital accessibility which will help arts organizations to ensure that their digital content is accessible in these unprecedented times.

To register: https://creativemanitoba.ca/events/creative-accessibility-accessibility-for-arts-organizations-with-jenel-shaw/

Headshot of Jenel Shaw. Jenel is a white woman with shoulder length brown and purple hair. She has blue eyes and is smiling a the cameraJenel Shaw is a visual artist and dedicated advocate for Deaf and disabled artists. Shaw earned her Master’s Degree in Disabilities Studies at the University of Manitoba. Her dissertation, An Autoethonological Study of Art as a Tool of Empowerment, examined her own experiences with art and mental illness. Shaw previously worked at Mentoring Artists in Women’s Art as their first student intern during her undergrad. Currently, she is the Executive Director of Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba and the Liaison Director for the Manitoba Cultural Society of the Deaf.

Venue

Online
Canada
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Organizers

Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba
Creative Manitoba
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