Empowering Accessibility Professionals in Cultural Institutions

Connect, collaborate, and support your career in accessibility within cultural institutions and beyond.

Connecting Accessibility Professionals in Culture

At Plus One Spoon Coalition, we empower accessibility professionals by providing resources, tools, and education to enhance their careers within cultural institutions, fostering collaboration and support in the community.

Several colorful prosthetic legs with intricate designs are displayed on stands. In the background, three people are intently observing an exhibition with informational displays about accessibility and assistive technology. A wheelchair is visible to the side.

Several colorful prosthetic legs with intricate designs are displayed on stands. In the background, three people are intently observing an exhibition with informational displays about accessibility and assistive technology. A wheelchair is visible to the side.

Our Mission

Who We Are

We serve as a hub for accessibility professionals, connecting them with opportunities and emerging concepts, ensuring they have the support needed to thrive in their careers within cultural institutions.

Empowering Accessibility Professionals

Connecting and supporting accessibility professionals in cultural institutions through resources and education.

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Resource Hub Access

Find tools and resources for accessibility professionals in cultural institutions.

Collaborative Networking

Join a community of accessibility experts to share ideas and best practices.

Educational Workshops

Participate in workshops to enhance skills and knowledge in accessibility practices.

Accessibility Projects

Connecting professionals to enhance accessibility in cultural institutions.

A group of people is gathered outside a grand architectural building with ornate details, including gold accents on a stone exterior. Large windows reflect some interior elements, and a significant framed artwork or city view is visible through the central window. One individual is in a wheelchair, highlighting inclusivity among the crowd.

A group of people is gathered outside a grand architectural building with ornate details, including gold accents on a stone exterior. Large windows reflect some interior elements, and a significant framed artwork or city view is visible through the central window. One individual is in a wheelchair, highlighting inclusivity among the crowd.

Resource Hub

Tools and education for accessibility professionals in institutions.

A wall is divided into two sections with a vertical boundary. The left side is a deep red color, while the right side is light gray. Mounted on the red section is a blue sign featuring symbols for accessibility, indicating services for people with disabilities, including figures of a wheelchair, a person with a cane, and a person with a stroller. Below these symbols, the words 'CALL HEAR' and a website link are displayed.

A wall is divided into two sections with a vertical boundary. The left side is a deep red color, while the right side is light gray. Mounted on the red section is a blue sign featuring symbols for accessibility, indicating services for people with disabilities, including figures of a wheelchair, a person with a cane, and a person with a stroller. Below these symbols, the words 'CALL HEAR' and a website link are displayed.

Collaboration Network

Supporting accessibility professionals through shared resources and ideas.

A modern building with large glass windows is seen in the background. In the foreground, there is a black sign with a white symbol for wheelchair accessibility and an arrow pointing forward. The sign is placed on a concrete surface surrounded by small shrubs and gravel.

A modern building with large glass windows is seen in the background. In the foreground, there is a black sign with a white symbol for wheelchair accessibility and an arrow pointing forward. The sign is placed on a concrete surface surrounded by small shrubs and gravel.

A directional overhead sign indicating an accessible path is visible, featuring a black arrow pointing upwards on a white background. The sign includes the universal symbol for accessibility with a person in a wheelchair, depicted in white against a blue square.

A directional overhead sign indicating an accessible path is visible, featuring a black arrow pointing upwards on a white background. The sign includes the universal symbol for accessibility with a person in a wheelchair, depicted in white against a blue square.

Emerging Concepts

Innovative approaches to accessibility in cultural institutions today.

Career Support

Guidance and resources for advancing accessibility careers effectively.

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Get in Touch

Connect with us to explore resources, tools, and support for accessibility professionals in cultural institutions.