Built for Your Process
Disabled people are not the endpoint of equity and access; we are the starting point. In the arts, that means embedding access into the creative process from the very beginning—shaping how work is imagined, developed, rehearsed, presented, and experienced, rather than treating access as an afterthought.
Rooted in my own experiences and intersecting identities as a Disabled, Black, Queer multi-hyphenate artist with albinism, I collaborate with Disabled and non-Disabled artists, community members, arts organizations, and cultural institutions to develop access practices that are creative, responsive, and integrated into the work itself. Together, we create environments where Disabled artists, audience members, and communities can fully participate, connect, and thrive..