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Workshop Description: Disability inclusion can only happen when we consider who is at the table, who isn't, how the table was built and why. To create a truly inclusive workplace, we must unlearn traditional workforce structures and practices and rewire the way we think and work. This means pausing and re-examining what we prioritize in our organizational values and workflow.
From recruitment, to the interview process, to hiring and training practices, this interactive workshop will offer participants resources for:
- Examining workplace practices with an accessibility lens
- Practical tips to improve internal and workforce accessibility in workplace practices
- Empowering participants to create change in their workplace practices
- Resources to support their institution’s accessibility journey
The workshop will include movement around the Museum, small group activities, and lots of conversation. We'll end the day with a panel featuring local Columbus artists, professionals, and business owners.
All are welcome!
Cost:
Individual Registration: $25
Organization Registration (Up to 3 registrants): $45
If you or members or of your organization are interested in attending this workshop, but cost is prohibitive, please contact Megan at the details below so that we can discuss adjusted fees.
Parking:
Parking will be available on-site in the Museum lot. Participants will receive a sticker to comp any parking costs.
Accessibility:
If you have accessibility needs, or wish to request an accommodation, please contact Megan Fitze by email her at [email protected] or call Megan at 780-799-6243(MAKE)
Questions?
Need assistance with registration or have questions? Contact Megan at [email protected] or call 380.799.6253
Image provided by "Disabled and Here," a disability-led stock image and interview series celebrating disabled Black, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC).
ID: Image includes black text on a white background. The text lists the title, date, and time of workshop. The image includes the text reading, "Presented by Art Possible Ohio in partnership with Columbus Museum of Art," which incorporates both organization's logos. To the right of the text is a round image of a person with caramel colored skin sitting at a desk or table, a notebook open in front of them. They wear large red headphones that cover their ear and a black mask.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
480 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43215, USA, United States
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