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Exhibition: An Ecosystem of Access: Building a More Inclusive Storm King

Storm King Art Center, a 500-acre outdoor sculpture museum in New York’s Hudson Valley, has transformed its approach to accessibility from isolated accommodations to a comprehensive “ecosystem of access” that integrates physical improvements, staff training, and community partnerships.

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Two people pose and smile in front of an accessible tram, one who is using a wheelchair and the other who is kneeling beside her

Exploring New York City’s Stair Streets with Michael Cairl | Episode 255

For the past three years, our friend Michael Cairl has been recovering from a stroke that limited his mobility and transformed how he gets around the city. As part of …

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Inclusive Design and Employment for People of All Abilities | Made in NYC Week | Episode 146

In this special Made in NYC Week program, learn how New York City’s makers and manufacturers are advancing inclusion of people with disabilities through adaptive design and employment practices. In …

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Cycling for All New Yorkers: Adaptive Bicycles with Adapt Ability | Episode 141

As New Yorkers are riding their bicycles more than ever, new Brooklyn-based nonprofit Adapt Ability is on a mission to ensure that people with disabilities can enjoy cycling in the city’s parks …

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Virtual Accessibility: Challenges and Opportunities | Episode 84

During the pandemic, our daily routines have largely shifted from the physical world to virtual platforms, from school and work to social gatherings and religious ceremonies. This virtual program will …

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Building Knowledge Networks to Increase Accessibility in Cultural Institutions

A Project Access White Paper with Art Beyond Sight, 2013 by Danielle Linzer and Cindy VandenBosch Abstract: While museums and cultural institutions have had a clear legal obligation to make …

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