Services
Consulting, Assessments, Access Program Design, Implementation, Pre-Event Planning, On-site Production, Training, Presentations.
Services available through Everyone's Invited:
Consulting is customized to meet the particular needs of each client.
- Event Access Assessment: Everyone's Invited visits the event, and after a thorough inspection, delivers a written assessment with suggestions for the future.
- Pre-event Access Assessment: Everyone's Invited visits the site prior to the event and makes recommendations for the current season.
- Pre-event Planning and Design of Access Program: Working with event management, Everyone's Invited prepares a customized plan for a particular event.
- Implementation of Access Program: Either with hands-on, on-site production, or by consulting with event staff, Everyone's Invited works to implement the customized access program.
- Event Access Training and Presentations: Everyone's Invited provides event access, access awareness, or job-specific training for: individuals or groups; events or business; arts, entertainment or business conferences. Board members, core staff, human resources staff, event staff, contractors, and volunteers can all benefit from event access training.
- Education about the Americans with Disabilities Act: Everyone's Invited helps the staff of an event to understand the law as it applies to their area of responsibility.
Planning for accessibility includes examination of the following areas:
- Transportation to and around site
- Parking
- Restrooms
- Clear and safe passageways
- Site design and layout
- Booth design
- Water fountains
- Accessible seating
- Emergency evacuation
- Signage
- Information distribution
- Training and education of staff and volunteers
- Auxiliary communication aides or services such as sign language interpreters, assistive listening devices, Braille and large print
- And much more that is specific to each site and each event.
Learn how an event can become more accessible to the following people:
- People with mobility limitations
- People who are deaf or hard of hearing
- People who are blind or have low vision
- People with cognitive disabilities, or psychiatric disorders
- People with "hidden" disabilities such as heart disease or diabetes