Claudia Alick, Author at Calling Up Justice!

Coyote and Crow

The Calling Up Justice practice is a fan of this game! Role Playing games are a site of empowerment and this game is created and

Commons Social Change Library

In the Calling Up Justice Practice we are often pulling from international sources to build and refine our shared vocabularies and liberatory ideas. The commons

How to plan an accessible arts exhibition

As part of our continued work with CripTech Incubator and Sites Unsettled we have been discussing access aesthetics as well as the producing needs of

Overall, working from home has many benefits, especially during the pandemic when it can help reduce the spread of illness and protect public health. By providing increased flexibility, cost savings, and positive impacts on mental health and the environment, working from home can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience for many individuals.

Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium Panel

Hear firsthand about the needs and challenges faced by neurodivergent and disabled artists working in the Pacific Northwest. Learn from their varied experiences and discover ways we can all bring greater accessibility, inclusion and representation to our creative community at large. Moderated by Claudia Alick with panelists.

Grant-writing for the People

Grant-writing for the People a presentation by Leila Haile https://prezi.com/p/mm6btsldjyxk/grantwriting-for-the-people/

CRIPTECH OFFICE HOURS WITH CLAUDIA ALICK

Join Claudia Alick on the First Friday and Third Monday of every month to talk everything Criptech! This will be an open space to talk

Escape Rooms

Escape rooms are a popular activity that has gained popularity in recent years. These immersive experiences are designed to challenge players to solve puzzles and riddles in order to “escape” from a themed room within a set time limit. Calling Up Justice has explored many escape rooms and studied the form.

Best Practices for Visual Descriptions

Visual description is a verbal description of visual elements in a piece of media, such as a movie, television show, or artwork, that is provided for the benefit of people who are blind or have low vision. The purpose of visual description is to allow people with visual impairments to understand and appreciate the visual aspects of the media, as they would not be able to see them otherwise.

Can You Survive A Racism

Maiamama and Claudia used software from twinery.org and their free open source software Twine to create a Social Justice Experience called Can You Survive a

Author: Claudia Alick