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Basecamp Move

Y’all this Basecamp situation is a mess….so here is our messy response. In nutshell we cannot continue to invest our infrastructure in a platform and

Disability Culture Leadership Initiative

The Disability Culture Leadership Initiative (DCLI) includes video conversations and convenings with Deaf and disabled artists in Chicago. The participants are alumni of the 3Arts/Bodies of

BAX Access, Artistry and Disability Conversation Series

June 28 2022. 9-10am PST 12-1pm EST 1 hour. Anticipated 30 participants. Claudia Alick led presentation on disabled justice and accessibility in theater Facilitated by Access

Crip Ritual

This virtual, multi-sited, participatory exhibition of artworks exploring themes of disability culture and ritual is a project that others should learn from. Calling Up Justice

Solidarity Not Charity
Mutual Aid for Mobilization and Survival

Dean Spade In the current political moment in the United States, defined by climate crisis, increased border enforcement, attacks on public benefits, expansive carceral control,

One Free App

One Free App is currently a concept to create a mutual aid network of volunteers and organizations. We want to help connect the people who

Guests get plenty of Instagram-worthy photo opportunities at “The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience.” Photo: Federico Imperiale / Netflix

What is Immersive Theater? Immersive theater is a form of live performance that seeks to fully engage the audience and create a deep and meaningful connection between the viewer and the performance. It is characterized by the use of a variety of sensory and experiential elements, such as custom-built sets, interactive elements, and the blurring of the boundaries between audience and performer, to fully transport the audience into the world of the story.

Photo by Jay Yamayta. San Francisco. American Conservatory Theater. 2018

Every 28 Hours Plays Jayland Walker Action

In 2012 a study found that every 28 hours a black person was extrajudicially killed by vigilante, security guard, or the police in the United States. This statistic was immediately contested and the country is still embroiled with addressing a problem it struggles to acknowledge. Inspired by the conversation we needed to have this project was developed. Currently produced by Claudia Alick and CALLING UP, The Every 28 Hours Plays project was originally developed with The Oregon Shakespeare Festival and The One-Minute Play Festival with over one-hundred artistic collaborators across the country. Collaborators include Tony award-winning artists, activists, family members directly affected by police violence, politicians, cultural organizers, and law enforcement. The project consists of over seventy short plays that reflect the current civil rights movement, and tools to help your community address these issues, grow empathy, and become healthier. We offer the plays on a Pay What You Can model as part of our philosophy of radical generosity.

Game Resources

Calling Up Justice free resources to build your own video game

Alt Text as Poetry

Alt text is an essential part of web accessibility. It is often disregarded or understood through the lens of compliance, as an unwelcome burden to be met with minimum effort. How can we instead approach alt text thoughtfully and creatively? Visit the site and access this resource!!

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