
Revisiting the Americans with Disabilities Act
While the ADA has undoubtedly transformed accessibility, there remains numerous challenges and the effort to drive change has not lessened over the years.
While the ADA has undoubtedly transformed accessibility, there remains numerous challenges and the effort to drive change has not lessened over the years.
Disability Pride Month is an annual celebration of the disabled community’s achievements and resilience, and a recognition of disabled people’s identities and experiences.
Live music venues continue to be stagnant in their accessibility, despite the Americans with Disabilities Act being signed into law over 30 years ago. That’s where the movement of “disabled people to the front” comes in.
A farewell to our Half Access founder and an intro to our newest Board of Director members dedicated to the cause of making live music accessible.
Half Access is so excited to announce that we’re hosting a virtual summer panel series this year!! From The Crowd To The Stage: A Look At Accessibility In The Music Industry will take place the last Saturday of June, July, and August at 11am PST and cover a wide range of issues. This conversation is especially important for us to have as COVID-19 restrictions begin to lift and we see concerts coming back in the late summer and early fall. It’s crucial to keep accessibility to live music venues at the front of our minds to make sure everyone can safely enjoy their first show back.