Thursday, April 11, 2024
Including the Arts in Adapted Recreation Programs - CC
Great Lakes ADA Center-
Thu., April 11 at 1:00 pm
- Real-time Captioning
- Closed captioning will be provided via Zoom and Stream Text link option
Location
Schedule and Tickets
Format: Zoom Webinar Platform. Cost: No Charge. Registration is required and can be found on the schedule page at www.ada-artsnrec.org. (If you do not have an account with the system, you must establish one before registering.) Registration deadline is Wednesday, April 10, 2024. Direct questions to webinars@adaconferences.org
About the Show
April 11, 2024
The Great Lakes ADA Center's Arts-n-Rec session “Including the Arts in Adapted Recreation Programs” features Ted Sielski, Community Education and Activities Coordinator, Linking Employment Abilities and Potential (LEAP).
Many adapted recreation programs focus on physical activities, sports, or the outdoors. Many people with disabilities want to participate in activities but are not interested in doing something in those areas. By offering different types of activities, recreation programming can become more inclusive and successful for all. This session will focus on the importance of offering arts-based programming within an adapted recreation program, finding community partners, potential funding sources, and implementing the activities. Participants will also learn ways to make arts programming adaptable to all ability levels. There will be time for participants to ask questions of the speaker following the presentation.
Continuing Education Recognition: ACTCP, Certificate of Attendance
More Information about Including the Arts in Adapted Recreation Programs - CC
Disability and Progress
"Disability and Progress" Radio Program on KFAI-FM- Thu., April 11 at 6:00 pm
- Other
- Weekly radio program devoted to disability topics
Location
Schedule and Tickets
Schedule: 04/11
To hear the current Disability and Progress show, or the previous week’s show, download Real Audio Player to your device or put the app on your smart phone. To receive a weekly email about the next show, or to offer feedback or suggest future interview subjects, call 612-341-3144, email disabilityandprogress@samjasmine.com, or mail KFAI, Attention: Disability and Progress, 1808 Riverside Ave. S., Box 116, Minneapolis MN 55454.
About the Show
Thursdays, 6:00-7:00 PM
Sam Jasmine, Producer
On the weekly radio show “Disability and Progress,” Sam Jasmine interviews people on many disability topics, including arts, health, technology, special events. Listen Thursdays from 6:00 to 7:00 pm at 90.3 KFAI-FM Minneapolis, stream online, download the app for your smart device, or access the podcasts. Shows are subject to change.
Thursday, May 2: Jon Skaalen, of the MN Association of Community Theatres and MN Access Alliance, and Celia Hughes, executive director of Art Spark Texas (formerly VSA Texas), will talk about audio description training, Captioning training, and other disability related workshops coming up in May and June.
Thursday, May 9: Robb Leer, the new head of Partners in Policy Making, will bring people from class number 41 to talk about their experiences in learning to advocate for people with disabilities in this class.
Thursday, May 16: Amos Miller from the company Glidance will talk about the product Glide.
Thursday, May 23: Metal Meltdown will take over this day of programing. If you're a metal rocker, you will enjoy this music. Oh, and if you didn't have a chance to donate during pledge drive, feel free to do it that day.
Thursday, May 30: Susan Kline, MD, MPH professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases and International Medicine at the U of M Medical School, will talk about Measles. What in the world is going on with all these growing outbreaks?
RECENT SHOW podcasts or online recordings may still be available:
Thursday, April 18: Dr. Emil Lou speaks about Colorectal Cancer. What are your options?
Thursday, April 11: Wendy Fagan, executive director of Envision Blind Sports, talks about her new venture.
Thursday, April 4: Roger Khouri speaks about Out-Of-Sight.net, a free gaming, chat and learning, website offered to the blind community.