Sensory Access is a 501 (c) (3) of neurodiverse individuals creating access & inclusion in music, theater and travel for autistics & sensory disabled.
Seattle, WA
Joined January 2018
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The Sensory Guide, courtesy of @SensoryAccess, for the production of Girl From The North Country (@NorthCountryBwy) is available now! #STGPresents
Click to view the guide here: bit.ly/4cFP17t
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Theater should be accessible to all! 🎭
That’s why it’s been exciting to see the partnership that @stgpresents @SensoryAccess and @premera have to bring sensory-friendly live performances to Seattle.
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The sensory guide is available now for @aladdin - The Musical's run at the Paramount Theatre, courtesy of @SensoryAccess 🎶 #STGPresents
You can view the full guide here: bit.ly/3UhMqcj
inD Theatre to Present First-Ever Sensory-Friendly Mainstage Play on Bainbridge Island - goo.gl/alerts/yTVgEA #GoogleAlerts
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The sensory guide from @SensoryAccess for TINA: The Tina Turner Musical is available now! You can view the complete guide here: bit.ly/457cOcF
#STGPresents @BroadwaySeattle
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Available Now: The #SensoryGuide for @sixthemusical is available now! Thank you to @SensoryAccess for attending opening night and putting this together 🖤 #STGPresents @BroadwaySeattle
View the guide here: bit.ly/3PWgCsZ
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The #SensoryGuide for @hairsprayontour, via @SensoryAccess, is available now! You can view the guide here: bit.ly/3m428ep
Learn more about Hairspray @BroadwaySeattle, running through Sunday, April 5, here: bit.ly/43ca4e0
Congratulations to @MoPOP for their efforts to increase inclusion for neurodivergent guests! MoPOP staff completed training on sensory accessibility and inclusion, and guests can now check out Sensory Kits! #Neurodivergent #Autism #AccessForAll #Seattle #Sensory #SensoryInclusive
ALT Black podium with "MOPOP" and "MUSEUM OF POP CULTURE" written in red lettering; In the background, a large screen showing presentation slide with a photo of the MoPOP Seattle building; Slide reads: "MoPOP Sensory Accessibility Training" with the Sensory Access logo below.
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The sensory guide, made possible and provided by @SensoryAccess, is available now for @AintTooProud! 🎶 The show runs through Sunday, Feb. 5 at the Paramount Theatre.
View guide: bit.ly/3WC1ErV
#STGPresents #AintTooProud
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The sensory guide from @SensoryAccess for the current run of @MoulinRougeBway at the Paramount Theatre is now available here: bit.ly/3iWBjGQ
Learn more about the show here: bit.ly/3V2j1kI
#STGPresents #MoulinRouge
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You can now view the Sensory Guide, courtesy of the incredible people at @SensoryAccess, for @jaggedmusical here: bit.ly/3NWNoXZ
Sensory Guides for our @BroadwaySeattle shows will be available following opening night of each show at STGPresents.org. #STGPresents
It's time for Sensory Spaces to grow up.
#SensoryAccess #SensoryInclusive #Neurodiversity #HiddenDisability #AccessForAll #SensorySpace #AccessibleEvent #ChooseToInclude #InclusiveEvents
ALT Left: Image of a hanging tent made of green, red, and orange fabric panels. Trees and sky in the background. Under the tent is an orange and white striped blanket, red pillow, and pair of headphones. Right: Sensory Access logo; reads "Venue-Specific Sensory Areas" and "Age-appropriate accessibility solutions to blend with each unique event." in white letters.
Thanks again to @maxwellglick for spending the day with us and helping share our new Sensory Kits! youtu.be/HkLgwD9cLNU
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The sensory guide from @SensoryAccess for our current run of @mockingbirdbway is live now and can be found here: bit.ly/3TiigDK
You can also view the ADA Performance times here: bit.ly/3g04Q0T
#STGPresents @BroadwaySeattle
@twentyonepilots @joshuadun @tylerrjoseph As a nonprofit creating accessible practices in the music industry, we want to help. This is what we do. This time, it was one of our own that got hurt, & we want to help create policies that prevent this & are fair for all. Can we talk?
Things I still hear and learn about disability access after 15 years as a neurodivergent person, ally, and accessibility support person part 3: The excuse is STILL ‘lots of people fake disability so we just can’t give special treatment’
Things I still hear and learn about disability access after 15 years as a neurodivergent person, ally, and accessibility support person: 2) non-disabled people still confuse equality and equity. 3) no one takes responsibility for discrimination: ‘we do the best we can’
Things I still hear and learn about disability access after 15 years as a neurodivergent person, ally, and accessibility support person: 1) Autism is still not considered ‘disabled enough’ for accommodations yet ‘too disabled to be safe having the same experience as others.’
