A six-month virtual study group for mid-Atlantic arts organizations to collaboratively improve accessibility using a disability-centered self-assessment tool and expert facilitation.
Funder: Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027: Interest form deadline (projected)
Funding Amounts: $325 stipend per organization; up to 12 organizations selected; one-time payment per cycle
Summary: Virtual study group for arts and culture organizations in the mid-Atlantic to improve accessibility practices using a comprehensive self-assessment tool and expert facilitation.
Key Information: For arts/culture organizations in the Mid Atlantic Arts funding region only; not open to organizations outside this area.
The Arts & Culture Accessibility Self-Assessment Study Group is a virtual, cohort-based program designed by Mid Atlantic Arts to help arts and culture organizations in the mid-Atlantic region advance their accessibility practices. Participating organizations use the Open Door Arts’ disability-centered self-assessment tool, benefit from peer collaboration, and receive guidance from an experienced facilitator. The program aims to foster accountability, learning, and tangible improvements in accessibility. All activities are virtual, and the program typically runs with monthly meetings over a six-month period.