ARTS InCommunity
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ARTS InCommunity is an Atlanta-area program of InCommunity that helps people with disabilities and other underserved groups visit museums, enjoy performances, and attend sporting events. Members pay an annual fee to request donated tickets through individual or agency memberships. It also helps cultural organizations make their spaces, websites, and exhibits more accessible.
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What they offer 6
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Accessibility 101 TrainingService
Teaches staff about disability awareness, respectful interaction, and accessible design.
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Accessibility Assessments and ConsultationService
Provides facility and website accessibility reviews and advice on inclusive museum exhibits.
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Arts access and inclusionService
They help people with disabilities and other underserved groups visit museums, enjoy performances, and attend sporting events. They also help cultural groups make their spaces, websites, and exhibits more accessible.
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Audio Description and Inclusive Audio ToursService
Offers audio description and inclusive audio tours to improve access to arts and cultural experiences.
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Community Events Program — Agency MembershipProgram
Approved agencies receive donated tickets for client outings to museums, performances, sporting events, and other attractions.
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Community Events Program — Individual MembershipProgram
People with disabilities can join for an annual fee and request donated admission tickets for themselves and accompanying caregivers or parents.
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