Washington State Teaching Artist Training Lab

This Wednesday! Join the Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium June 3 from 12:30 PM to 1:45 PM PDT for a virtual lunch-and-learn panel: Advancing Blind and Low-Vision Access in the Arts.

We will hear directly from blind and low-vision patrons and arts professionals who will share their lived and professional experiences navigating cultural spaces. Whether you are an arts administrator, a creator, a museum docent, or an equity advocate, this conversation will offer practical takeaways on tactile tours, audio descriptions, and shifting the cultural landscape toward true belonging.

Register now at www.seattlecac.org.

Accessibility: This event will be held on Zoom. CART Captioning and ASL interpreters will be provided, and presentation slides will be sent to registrants in advance.

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📣 Now open for registration: Tacoma Creates X TAT Lab: A Workshop for Teaching Artists and Arts Educators.

Who: Open to teaching artists and arts educators, in all creative disciplines, who live and/or work in the City of Tacoma.
📆 When: Saturday, June 13, 10am - 1pm
🌎 Where: The Tacoma Armory
👉 Register here: https://forms.gle/eCnUHkSG7DvR2KJd6

In this FREE workshop, faculty from the Washington State Teaching Artist Training Lab (TAT Lab) will demonstrate learning activities in the TAT Lab style, unpacking the elements of instructional design, as well as incorporating culturally responsive practices and Universal Design into arts teaching and learning.

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