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From On-Sale To Encore: Unpacking Accessibility in Live Events

Image Description: An image with a diagonal swatch of green across the top, and five people’s photos in circles next to their names. On the left is moderator Lisa Sonneborn, a blonde white woman. On the right are four small photos of panelists, Kati…

Image Description: An image with a diagonal swatch of green across the top, and five people’s photos in circles next to their names. On the left is moderator Lisa Sonneborn, a blonde white woman. On the right are four small photos of panelists, Katie Samson a blonde white woman, Nomy Lamm a white Jewish nonbinary femme with dark brown hair, Taneshia Laird a Black woman with long braids and glasses with bright red frames, and Valerie Gritsch, a light-skinned woman with multi-colored wavy hair.

Sponsored by NIVA, the National Independent Venue Association

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As we look to reopen our spaces and gather again, we have a historic opportunity to focus our efforts on building a more inclusive, accessible industry. Patrons, performers, and employees alike experience obstacles to participating in live music and on Wednesday, April 28th, we'll explore those obstacles (and their solutions) with industry experts. Join us to hear some powerful stories and learn ways big and small to make accessibility a reality for all.

Featuring Panelists

-- Katie Samson (she/her) / Art -Reach
-- Nomy Lamm (she/they) / Sins Invalid
-- Taneshia Laird (she/her) / Newark Symphony Hall
-- Valerie Gritsch (she/her) / Half Access
+ Moderated by Lisa Sonneborn (she/her) / The Institute on Disabilities at Temple University

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