This blog will describe the creative economy, and how we can make it even stronger through inclusion and accessibility.
Artists with disabilities have unique individual perspectives, and their respective perceptions of disabilities can be a generative force in their work
“I am a change agent; I’m a fighter, I’m a believer in civil rights and human rights activist...” -- Judy Heumann
Let’s stop and take a moment to honor the legacy of lifelong disability rights activist Judith “Judy” Heumann, who passed away on March 4th, 2023
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month!
As the voice of artists and creatives across the state, Colorado Creative Industries (CCI) encourages our grantees and constituents to amplify the creative accomplishments and potential of those in the workforce who are living with
Feel the Beat is a nonprofit organization and dance studio that is dedicated to making the experience of music possible for those who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and/or with or without disabilities. With its bone-conduction dance
Written by Elise Collins
The Wayfaring Band is not a rock and roll band, but a group of travelers. If you enjoy adventure, travel, art, and camaraderie, look no further than The Wayfaring Band!
This Denver-based
Digital accessibility is designing digital content to give everyone full access and use. Digital content can include websites, apps, electronic documents, kiosks, and more. Digital tools need to enable independent use by people with disabilities.
Disability is a spectrum and can be temporary
To raise awareness about accessibility in the arts, CCI is reintroducing the “Accessibility Corner”! Every month, this newsletter will include a link to a blog post on a different aspect of accessibility in the arts. We define accessibility as “when the needs of people with disabilities are specifically considered, and