Accessibility at the Art Hub
This is an accessibility review of our space, where you can find detailed information about accessing
the Community Art Hub and Makerspace.
In solidarity with disability justice work, we hope this information will help to inform people about what to expect when they come to our space and what we have done to make sure our environment is as accomodating as possible.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns about this guide or accessibility questions/requests please contact us at alterartssociety@gmail.com.
Thank you to the Radical Access Mapping Project for creating and maintaining their free audit template online at: https://radicalaccessiblecommunities.wordpress.com/
What is this Space used for?
What do we offer?
Getting Here
Location/Bus Routes
Parking & Bicycle Parking
Getting Inside: Ramps/Doors/Steps
Our Indoor Space
Washrooms
Blind and Low Vision
Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Financials & Documentation
Animals & Children
Drugs and Alcohol
Scents
Alter Arts Society is a registered non-profit organization and community initiative by and for artists located on the traditional territories of the Lək̓ʷəŋən people.
Those of us who are uninvited visitors to these territories, respectfully seek opportunities to unlearn oppressive, colonial practices that we have benefited from, and to follow the lead of the Indigenous stewards of these lands. We are committed to questioning existing power structures, supporting the decolonization of our society and institutions, and supporting Indigenous self-determination.
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