Welcome to the Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium

Upcoming Events

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Giving Tuesday

December 3, 2024

This Giving Tuesdaysupport SCAC’s efforts to help the arts community bring greater access to blind and low-vision patrons. Please join us in this effort– your donation will go a long way in making the arts more accessible to blind/low-vision people.

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Connecting arts and cultural organizations with information and resources to improve accessibility for people of all abilities

 
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Seattle city skyline at dusk.

The Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium (SCAC) was founded in 2018 to increase accessibility in the Seattle arts community through:

  • Programming including workshops and networking events

  • Website with resources

 Why are we here?

Panelists and audience mingle after the SCAC “It’s About Access” workshop.

Panelists and audience mingle after the SCAC “It’s About Access” workshop.

The Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium (SCAC) is Seattle's only concentrated accessibility effort to help arts organizations plan for and address the needs of people with disabilities.

SCAC guides arts and cultural administrators in their journey to integrate accessibility within the structure of their organizations.

Visit our Get Involved page to join our email list and learn more!

 

"Our region needs a centralized entity to provide information and resources for cultural organizations working to increase accessibility. Without the proper education, training, equipment, and overall awareness, we’re falling short on our promise to be fully accessible to everyone. It will be a great accomplishment when all of our arts and cultural institutions are providing consistent, dependable, quality and accessible services for everyone in our community."

- Becky Witmer, former Managing Director of ACT Theatre

Thank you to our supporters!

Funders

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Multicolored geometric shapes with the word "ArtsWA".
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Seattle Foundation logo: A circle surrounding two hearts intertwined to make a knot, top half in blue and the bottom half in green

Sponsors

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The letters PNB in black lettering, to the right the words Pacific Northwest Ballet stacked on top of each other.
A circle filled with multi-colors, under the circle the text Seattle Peoples Fund

Partners

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A green box with white zebra stripes, text underneath reads Woodland Park Zoo

Past Supporters

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Shunpike: Powering the Business of Art

Shunpike: Powering the Business of Art

The Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium is fiscally sponsored by Shunpike. Shunpike is the 501(c)(3) non-profit agency that provides independent arts groups in Washington State with the services, resources, and opportunities they need to forge their own paths to sustainable success.

This website is made possible by generous support from Arts WA.