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Access ecologies invite us to discover and expand. They involve intentional strategies for being with each other and our surroundings. At this kickoff event for the Cultivating Access Ecologies series curated by Kevin Gotkin, we will convene with artists and organizers—remotely and in-person—for a participatory workshop to document and imagine how we build worlds with accessibility. What magic will emerge when we start with access, when we dance at the boundaries between us? Join us to make an inventory of the tools we have and the tools we need.

For visual guide, detailing directions, amenities and accommodations, view this PDF.

FEATURED GUESTS

Rebecca Cokley, program officer for the Ford Foundation's first-ever U.S. Disability Rights program, focused on strengthening the field, building a pipeline of diverse leadership, promoting disability pride, and mobilizing resources toward disability rights work
Pato Hebert, visual artist, educator, organizer and Chair of the Tisch School of Art’s Department of Art & Public Policy
Una Aya Osato, performer, writer, and educator who dynamically merges her art and politics

This event will include prompts for interaction. You can participate or observe in any way you’d like.

There will be several seating options on-site, including chairs designed for higher weight capacity.

You can also join this event remotely in a Zoom meeting or in a virtual world designed by Bianca Carague for this series. Click here to register for remote access.

For this event, face masks are required. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is not required; however, we encourage everyone to remain up to date on vaccinations before attending.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact Guest Experience at 212-875-5456 or [email protected].

 

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