Arts, Disability and Adventure As a longtime advocate for community inclusion, nothing could sound less cool to me than a sheltered workshop---you know, where people with disabilities are segregated and confined in one space all day, sitting at tables doing repetitive piece work for which they are paid very little. But…
Interweave Asheville: A Community Inclusive Arts Success Story The Asheville screening of A New Kind of Listening, and the organization and follow-up for this event, make a great example of our model. It's a process that really works to build inclusion and accessibility to the arts. In March, 2010, A New Kind…
See a short video about "The Search for the Artist Within", an inclusive arts initiative in Siler City, North Carolina. Artists Rahkie Mateen and Roger Person share about their inclusive arts workshop at the Wingnut Gallery and how the Inclusive Arts Campaign associated with A New Kind of Listening inspired…