December 8, 2009
The Inclusive Arts and Culture Project
Workshop III: Not Just Nuts and Bolts
Presented by Open Doors Organization
Please join the Open Doors Organization for a series of workshops that focus on how arts and cultural organizations of all types can better meet the customer service needs of older patrons and those with disabilities, through simple, inexpensive accommodations and longer term program and facility development. The four workshops, taking place from October 2009 through January 2010, are free of charge thanks to a generous grant from The Chicago Community Trust. Participants must attend at least 3 of the 4 workshops featuring top experts from Walt Disney World, the Kennedy Center and other leaders in disability access. As an added incentive, participants may request a free onsite audit by ODO accessibility specialists and the opportunity to be listed in Easy Access Chicago.
Workshop III: Not Just Nuts and Bolts
December 8, 2009, 10 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
During this session presenters will discuss fundraising and grants to help your venue meet legal requirements as well as tax benefits for renovations and capital improvements. Speakers will cover inclusive building practices, accessible design and information on ADA guidelines and Illinois State requirements. Participants will include law firms Equip for Equality and Chuhak & Tecson; Naughton & Associates, Wright Architects and Open Doors Organization
Participants must attend a minimum of 3 workshops. A complimentary luncheon is included. To learn more, contact Brittany Stern at 773-388-8839 or brittany@opendoorsnfp.org.
Location
Art Institute of Chicago or Chicago History Museum (TBD)
Admission
FREE, but registration is required. Please see website for details.
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