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Photo by Sandie Yi from the "ADA 101: Introduction to the ADA for Cultural Spaces" program at Lincoln Park Zoo, Feb 2014. Visual description: This photograph was taken from a back corner of a large room. We see the backs of several seated program attendees, about a third of whom have their hands raised. There is a woman standing and speaking the front of the room, with two projections behind her. There is no membership to CCAC. The CCAC Steering Committee. Thursday, January 28, 2016 from 3:00 to 5:00 PM.
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Please visit our Archives. Page to review resources distributed during past workshops. To find a listing of known accessible services at Chicagoland's cultural spaces. Photo from April 2014 program at Access Living, demonstration by Jacob Ayers on 3-D printing. Photo by Sandie Yi. [Image] A young man holds small samples of 3-D printing next to a 3-D printer, as three participants examine the objects closely. In the background, other participants are engaged in conversations. Access self eval.pdf. Mayor's...
Archives - Chicago Cultural Accessibility Consortium
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To serve as a resource for Chicagoland's cultural spaces, we strive to archive our past programs through video recordings, and share transcripts and hand-outs; join our list-serv. To be notified of archive updates and upcoming programs. Getting Down to Business: Creating an Access Plan. Date: Thursday, October 29, 2015 at Shedd Aquarium. Jason Harrington (Chicago Shakespeare Theater). Milwaukee Public Museum), Kris Nesbitt. Shedd Aquarium), Brittany Pyle. Chicago Humanities Festival), Mike Shaw. Videos f...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums: Monday, September 14, 2009
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums. Monday, September 14, 2009. Recommendations for the Deaf Community. 4 Create Report Card. As an example of how to evaluate programs and institutions. 5 Report Injustices and Inequality. To report cases of unequal treatment. Chicagoans can also contact Access Living for legal counseling. Links to this post. Labels: Chicago Commission on Human Relations. Recommendations for Art Museums. Betty G. Miller. On this website, click on the link for Step 3).
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums: My Thesis is Available...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums. Monday, April 12, 2010. My Thesis is Available. My thesis is available for download through Scribd. You can find the link here. And below the second heading on the right. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). HEARING THROUGH DEAF EYES: A STUDY OF DEAF CULTURE AND THE ACCESIBILITY NEEDS OF THE DEAF COMMUNITY IN ART MUSEUMS. My Thesis is Available. Topics in this Blog. Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Wolverhampton Arts a...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums: Saturday, August 15, 2009
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums. Saturday, August 15, 2009. 3 plate intaglio (hard ground, soft ground, aquatint). ASL (American Sign Language) has served in building a cultural group within society and amongst the larger hearing impaired community. Since ASL plays such a large role in the development and culture of the Deaf community, in order to better understand the needs of Deaf people, I will discuss some misconceptions about the language. ASL is not a Universal Signed Language.
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums: Gaps in museum accessibility...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums. Sunday, August 16, 2009. Gaps in museum accessibility. Through my research in literature and through a focus group I conducted with Deaf adults, I have discovered 3 main gaps in museum accessibility. In this post I will explain these gaps. In the following post, I will discuss methods of bridging these gaps. Loyment (S.Prajapati, personal communication, October 29, 2008). It is hard to imagine how welcome visitors with disabiliti. Es feel when visiting...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums: A Consortium of Museums in London...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums. Sunday, August 16, 2009. A Consortium of Museums in London. One of the most impressive initiatives I discovered in England is a consortium of 16 museums in London who cater to the deaf and hearing impaired community called MAGIC. Maybe this can happen in the United States. Labels: exemplary accommodations for Deaf visitors. Museums and Galleries in the Capital. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Struggles in the past. Gaps in museum accessibility.
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums: Struggles in the past...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums. Sunday, August 16, 2009. Struggles in the past. The Disability Rights Movement. The Deaf President Now Movement (DPN). Brueggmann, B. (1995). The coming out of Deaf culture and American sign language: An exploration into visual rhetoric and literacy. Rhetoric Review, 13(2), 409-420. Fleischer, D.Z., Zames, F. (2001). The disability rights movement: From charity to confrontation. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. Labels: Deaf President Now. A Conso...
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Di Maria Chiara Ciaccheri. LEAD, Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability. La conferenza statunitense dedicata ai temi dell’accessibilità culturale, si è conclusa pochi giorni fa. Dopo l’esperienza dello scorso anno a Chicago, quest’anno l’appuntamento si svolge ad Arlington, nei dintorni di Washington, come sempre organizzato dal. La conferenza di quest’anno è particolarmente significativa per una serie coincidente di ricorrenze. Il 25esimo anniversario della legge. American Act with Disabilities.
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Diventare esperti di accessibilità: riflessioni, ipotesi e buone speranze. Di Maria Chiara Ciaccheri. Diventare esperti, davvero, di un ambito dovrebbe essere la maggiore sfida professionale di ognuno. Cosa fa chi si occupa di accessibilità museale? Progettazione, conduzione dei percorsi, formazione: esiste un solo ruolo per chi si occupa di questa disciplina? Occorre una formazione differenziata per ognuno di queste professionalità? E soprattutto, in che contesto può operare un professionista? Per la di...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums: Overview of future posts...
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Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Art Museums. Friday, August 14, 2009. Overview of future posts. Art No. 2. Since members of the Deaf community are very visual individuals and art museums provide plenty of objects for analysis and visual stimulation, I believe Deaf people can have enjoyable and meaningful experiences in art museums. Here is a list of the topics I will discuss in future posts:. Information about Deaf culture. Gaps in museum accessibility. Governmental policies in both the U.S&#...
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Research Chefs in Chicago. Chicago has always been at or near the top of the "food chain" when it comes to restaurants, and its interest for foodies was made even keener when Alinea, the restaurant run by famed chef Gr. Internships, paid and unpaid, are one of the most valuable ways to get your foot in the door in a variety of Chicago businesses - from shipping to cooking. Many Chicago-area employers o. Looking for financial aid that wont add to your debt? 10 Best Places to Work in Chicago 2010.
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The Adventures of The Chicago Branch of the Cullinan Family. Wednesday, June 15, 2011. Final flooring project (hopefully! Last flooring project (master bedroom). unless Molly can talk me into more projects :P. Step one is to rip up old carpets and then lay down roofer's felt. And then it is all done. well except for moving all the furniture back in. Then add back all the furniture and hey presto! And then I had a beer! Tuesday, May 24, 2011. All this rain is making me wanna peeeeee! Saturday, May 07, 2011.
CCAC
CCAC and Steppenwolf Theatre Company are pleased to offer short-term accessible equipment loans to Chicago-area cultural organizations. David Kortemeier and Katy Wolfe Zahn in the Clarence Brown Theatre’s production of A Christmas Carol. Learn how to borrow. Our mission is to empower Chicago's cultural spaces to become more accessible to visitors with disabilities. LEARN MORE ABOUT CCAC. CCAC coordinates monthly professional development workshops geared toward cultural administrators. January 25, 2017.
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Photo from August 2015 picturing fifteen of Chicago's cultural access administrators hold plaques celebrating CCAC's Kennedy Center LEAD Award, and Director of Accessibility and VSA at the Kennedy Center, Betty Siegel (far right). Photo from August 2015. Kennedy Center LEAD (Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability) Awards Ceremony honoring CCAC. Pictured left to right: Evan Hatfield, Betty Siegel (Kennedy Center), Lynn Walsh and Christena Gunther. And Universal Design for Learning. Our Core Values are:.
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