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RESOURCES

As I grow my research, scholarship, and experience, I'm including here a collection of resources of my own and from other artists and advocates which others may find helpful.

If you have work you'd like included here, let me know!

Accessibility Resource Guide: Tech Tools My quick how-to guide for basic digital accessibility practices	Sins Invalid: 10 Principles of Disability Justice An overview of the 10 Principles of Disability Justice in multiple formats, including plain language and ASL.	WebAIM My favorite color-contrast checker for Web accessibility
"Demystifying Disability" by Emily Ladau "An approachable guide to being a thoughtful, informed ally to disabled people, with actionable steps for what to say and do (and what not to do) and how you can help make the world a more accessible, inclusive place."	Project LETS An introduction to disability justice with recommended readings and media	"Disability Justice: An Audit Tool" by Leah Lakshmi "“Disability Justice: An Audit Tool” is aimed at helping Black, Indigenous and POC-led organizations (that are not primarily focused around disability) examine where they’re at in practicing disability justice, and where they want to learn and grow. It includes questions for self-assessment, links to access tools, organizational stories and more."
Washington Peace Center Disabilities Resource Guide with detailed guidance on making events accessible	Access That: Accessible Media Resources A variety of quick-start guide videos for creating accessible digital media content	The Mickee Faust Club Self-defined as "a community theater for the weird community," Mickee Faust has been creating and performing provocative theatre rooted in an Ethic of Accommodation since the late 1980s. They stand as a model for accessible and inclusive theatre.
Fringe Benefits "Fringe Benefits collaborates with schools and community groups using theatre to promote constructive dialogue and action about diversity and discrimination issues."

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