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Access Intimacy & Designing Accessible Events - Coggle Diagram
Access Intimacy & Designing Accessible Events
What is Access Intimacy according to Mia Mingus?
someone understanding what you need without you having to make an effort to communicate exactly what you need
proactive taking the steps to be inclusive
built over time
Access needs: multisensory experiences
barriers to access that prevent folks from fully contributing or participating
financial
disability is socially contested and created: thinking accessibility alongside multilingual frameworks
Creating a culture of access intimacies
believing people when their bodyminds shift
this can't be something that comes as an afterthought--we need to prepare for all bodyminds
intentional and integrated
not assuming about disabilities--creating a general environment
Access at CC/in the Spring
self-advocating at Accessibility Resources
take a look at the Paraolympic Museum
subtitles for all videos
asking about sensory experiences/environments
self-disclosure
many formats and ways to engage students
clear expectations for what's going to happen and how; sharing context and learning goals;
double and triple checking access needs
one-on-one interaction