16 March Art & Accessibility: Tip #7 March 16, 2018 For Artists, For Educators, For Organizations, For the Public Accessibility, ADA, OAC, Ohio Arts Council 0 Art & Accessibility Tip #7: Share Your Accessibility Story Accessibility isn’t just ramps. Accessibility can be sign language interpreters, closed or open captioning, large print materials, Braille, a calming area, touch tours, restrooms, curbs, fidgets, and much, much more. If you have examples you would like to share with us, please email your program coordinator and copy kim.turner@oac.ohio.gov. We would love to hear how you are making Ohio more accessible in your neck of the woods! For more information about making your arts programming accessible, contact your Ohio Arts Council program coordinator at oac.ohio.gov/About/Staff-Directory, including OAC Accessibility Coordinator Kim Turner at kim.turner@oac.ohio.gov. The Ohio Arts Council believes that everyone has the right of equal access to the arts. Each month, the ArtsOhio blog will include an accessibility tip for arts organizations. For additional accessibility resources, visit oac.ohio.gov/About/About-the-Council/Accessibility. ABOUT THE OHIO ARTS COUNCIL The Ohio Arts Council is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically. Connect with the OAC on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, or visit our website at oac.ohio.gov. ### Article by Kim Turner, Investment Associate and ADA Coordinator Comments are closed.