NDEAM Event Recordings | Clemson University

Accessible Event Flyers and Communcations

Michelle Tuten, Accessibility Coordinator for Clemson Online of Clemson University, will present on impact of inaccessible event flyers and commonly used advertising methods and about the basics of how to fix them.

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5 Basic Digital Accessibility Principles

Michelle Tuten, Accessibility Coordinator for Clemson Online of Clemson University, will present the basics of making your Canvas, Microsoft, web, and other digital content accessible so that members of your audience who have disabilities can spend less time trying to access the content and more time engaging with it!

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Inclusion, Dignity and Justice For All: Growing up...

Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins, disability rights activist, discusses her involvement in disability rights as a child activist, her mentors and how they influenced her. She outlines the importance of teaching disability rights and inclusion in school curriculum. This presentation opens a discussion about personal empowerment, the importance of disability activism and civic engagement and important aspects of the book and ends with a Q & A.

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Adaptive Sports in Higher Education: What are we m...

Jeff Townsend, a Clemson University Parks, Recreation & Tourism Management Lecturer and Adaptive Sports Player, presents how CU’s Adaptive Sports and Recreation Lab is quickly emerging as a national leader in adopting and promoting adaptive sports in higher education. As a disability advocate and adaptive sport athlete/coach, he will focus on some of the many disability sports and recreation initiatives that CU offers as well as the vision for the future of CU’s Adaptive Sports and Recreation as part of a holistic approach to higher education for students who may have a disability.

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Disrupting Ableism with Artful Activism

Liz Bowen, Fellow in Bioethics and Humanities at the Hastings Center, presents “Disrupting Ableism with Artful Activism”. She will address questions including: “What will it take to bring about lasting justice for disabled people in the United States?” and “When will every body—and every voice—be indispensable?” Poets and activists Lateef McLeod and D.J. Savarese share how they imagine a society led by people with disabilities and show how disabled communities are already building this world through creative forms of resistance.

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Facilities Improving Access for All in the Clemson...

Channon Chambers, Clemson University's Building Official, talks about improving access for everyone at Clemson University from a facilities perspective.

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Making Space: A Justice-Oriented Approach to Acces...

Oscar Keyes, Multimedia Teaching & Learning Librarian at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA, will discuss the steps undertaken by The Workshop staff at VCU Libraries to make their creative technology space more accessible for users with disabilities. Their approach was informed by the lived experiences of disabled advocates/activists and was supplemented by literature from disability studies. The goal is for participants to come to understand that designing a space to be accessible is the starting point rather than the final goal.

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Paint the Day: An Art Exhibit

Elisa Golden presented her digital illustrations and pencil drawings. Although her style is generally considered to be realistic, she has tried to incorporate a whimsical quality throughout my work. She has been creating these digital illustrations on her smart phone for the last three years and has over a thousand ''daily doodles'' in her collection. Oftentimes they are inspired by the event of the day or a timely occasion. She hopes that you enjoy viewing some of her many daily creations displayed in this exhibit. Pingo diem (paint the day)!

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