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Inclusion at Arts Events // ArtsMail

Inclusion at Arts Events // ArtsMail
By Ceci Dadisman • Issue #27 • View online
We are all looking to make our events more inclusive.
I’ve shared articles about this subject before, but there are new examples that have come out recently that I’d like to share for inspiration.
Enjoy!
-Ceci

Speechless: A sensory exhibition charts a new path to accessibility in learning – American Alliance of Museums
Museums are constantly experimenting with how we can present content in ways that engage and inform a wide audience. Part of the challenge is to consider issues of accessibility and disability, to develop different ways of communicating and perceiving ideas in response to them. While museums have made great strides in addressing the needs of these communities, their efforts are often focused on…
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On Tuesday, December 10th, Denver’s Museum of Contemporary Art introduced EnChroma glasses, whose lenses are engineered for people with color vision deficiency. According to the National Institute of Health, about one in 12 men and one in 200 women…
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A new Horrible Histories show celebrates the achievements of deaf figures, while Mathilda and the Orange Balloon also makes creative use of British Sign Language…
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Research groups have designed new technologies and initiatives for the V&A, Kunsthistorisches Museum and Thyssen-Bornemisza…
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Children with autism take in information differently than their peers. The loud music and flashing lights at concerts can be overwhelming.
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Jobs in Arts Administration
Diversity in Arts Leadership Internship Program
Diversity in Arts Leadership Internship Program
The Diversity in Arts Leadership (DIAL) internship program, administered by Americans for the Arts and national partners, matches undergraduate students from backgrounds traditionally untapped for arts leadership with dynamic communities, energetic host arts organizations, and business mentors, to guide students’ personal and professional growth throughout the summer. In 2020, the nationwide, competitive selection process will
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Executive Director
Executive Director
Position Executive Director, full-time, salaried position beginning June 15, 2020 Organization Overview The Phipps Center for the Arts (ThePhipps.org) offers exciting performances, engaging exhibitions, and inspiring classes in the performing and visual arts. It is a nonprofit 501© (3) corporation operating since 1983 in historic downtown Hudson, Wisconsin, on the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway,
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Tactical Information for Arts Administrators
Cooper Hewitt Guidelines for Image Description On Striving for Digital Inclusion Museums provide robust content for people to interact with across digital…
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Where In The World Is Ceci?
Here are some of my upcoming speaking gigs. If you’ll be at any of these conferences, let me know and we can meet up!
January 2020
  • Northern Ohio Charitable Gift Planners
  • Oberlin Arts Summit
February 2020
  • Southeastern Theater Conference
  • Small Museums Association
March 2020
  • NTEN
  • MW20
April 2020
  • Oregon NonProfit Leadership Conference
Who Am I?
I’m an arts marketer, public speaker, nonprofit communicator, native Pittsburgher, WVU Mountaineer, recovering classical singer, Trekkie, and mom (of small humans and miniature schnauzers). I do digital marketing for nonprofits and arts + culture at FORM.
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