Webinars & Events
Learning is one of the most powerful tools for creating lasting accessibility and inclusion.
ConsultAbility's webinars and events provide practical, disability-centered education for arts, culture, nonprofit, and community organizations seeking to build more accessible and welcoming spaces. Our public programs are part of our commitment to making accessibility knowledge widely available through affordable learning opportunities that support skill-building, ongoing education, and the integration of disability-centered practices across the field.
ASL interpretation and live captioning are provided for all webinars.
Upcoming Webinar
This webinar launches ConsultAbility's public learning series, a growing collection of accessible educational programs designed to advance disability inclusion across the arts and cultural sector.
Anti-Ableism 101: Shifting from Reactive to Embedded Accessibility
Date: Friday June 26, 9:00 am PT / 12:00 pm ET
Format: Virtual Webinar via Zoom
This Anti-Ableism 101 webinar invites arts and cultural organizations to look beyond accommodation and examine how ableism is embedded in the systems, spaces, and storytelling of our field. Grounded in real-world theatre practices, this session explores how exclusion shows up across casting, production processes, audience experience, and organizational culture.
Participants will gain practical, actionable strategies to move from reactive access toward proactive, integrated accessibility—centering disability as a vital part of creative practice rather than an afterthought. Whether you’re just beginning this work or looking to deepen your approach, this webinar offers a clear, accessible entry point for building more equitable and inclusive theatre environments.
Help Shape Future Programming
We're building these learning opportunities with our community. If there's a topic, challenge, or accessibility question you'd like us to explore in a future webinar, we'd love to hear from you.
Reach out at info@consultability.org or connect with us on social media.