Event Information

In this free online session, learn about accessibility for project planners with writer, event planner and community organizer, Leah Horlick. From 2013 to 2017, Leah and her dear friend Estlin McPhee co-ran REVERB, a queer and anti-oppressive literary reading series in Vancouver that centered physical, financial, and other forms of accessibility while on a grassroots budget. This presentation provides ideas on integrating what they learned into your artistic spaces and programs. This session will include ASL interpretation and closed captioning. A corrected transcript and a recording will be made available to registrants following the event.

Registration is required.

Presenter: Leah Horlick is a writer and poet who grew up as a settler on Treaty Six Cree Territory & the homelands of the Métis in Saskatoon. She is the author of three books of poetry on themes of intimacy, violence, and recovery, and a previous winner of Canada's only prize for LGBT emerging writers. From 2013 - 2017, she and her dear friend Estlin McPhee ran REVERB, a queer and anti-oppressive literary reading series on unceded Coast Salish Territories in Vancouver. She now lives in Mohkinstis, or what's colonially known as Calgary.

If you have questions in advance of the information session, call 250.360.3007 or email.