About Our Webinars
ACCESSforALL’s free webinars connect you to your peers working in the guest experience industry throughout the year to reflect on any challenges you, your team, or your guests may be experiencing and collaboratively problem solve for future programs and events.
Our team of accessible visitor service professionals facilitate conversations around a rotating series of topics, and share their insights for improving the visitor experience, building better guest relationships, and encouraging audience engagement; all of which can be implemented at little to no cost.
Stay tuned to learn about upcoming webinars!
“ACCESSforALL is offering a vital service to every public-facing institution looking to create a more accessible environment for their patrons. After attending just one webinar, I feel equipped to introduce and integrate a variety of tools into my organization.
So grateful for the work you are doing!”
Katie Meade, Associate Director of Education @ The Watermill CenterUpcoming Webinars
“Funding Accessibility Initiatives for NonProfits”
“Funding Accessibility Initiatives for NonProfits” will provide participants with an overview of different grants for funding accessibility and inclusion projects, what grant-writing language to use to navigate current anti-DEIA challenges, and how much to budget for various accessibility initiatives. ACCESSforALL's team of professionals will provide data on the impact a disability-informed approach can have on audience engagement, and share their insights on how to prioritize accessibility and guest-services projects, and how they can support your next grant application.
Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2026 @ 1:00 - 2:00pm EST.
Cost: Free! RSVP required. Registration closes Tuesday, December 1 at 1:00pm EST.
A ZOOM link will be shared by 12:00pm EST the day of the event.
Past Webinars
Arts & Culture Peer-to-Peer Webinar. August 26, 2026.
Guest Experience Peer-to-Peer Webinar. August 12, 2026.
Past Participants
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Long Island Museum, Mana Contemporary, Mayo Performing Arts Center, McCarter Theatre Center, National Constitution Center, Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, Please Touch Museum, Rosenbach Museum & Library, Rutgers University, State Theatre New Jersey, Susquehanna River Valley Visitors Bureau, The Watermill Center
Why Access Matters
50% of disabled people face barriers to accessing content and products.
Forbes. 2024.