Make the deaf accessible activities:
Over the years, on Ops Nest, we had the honor of working with deaf hosts and audience members, and during that time we really started learning a lot of what people think they belong to the event space. Accessibility is not a box to be ticked; it is about the gold standard vision of creating an inclusive environment where people think they belong to the room.We want to share what we have learned so far, including (in real Ops Nest Style), when things don’t go as planned and not exactly as planned and the steps we’ve taken now to make sure everyone has a seamless experience.Plan Explanation: More than just bookingThe first step in accessibility is to understand why an interpreter is needed. Do you just make your event more accessible, or do you have a host or listener member who needs an explanation? Knowing this will help guide your plan.It is also important to book the right type of…
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