The practice of writing phrases without spaces or punctuation, indicating the separation of words with a single capitalized letter. Used as an access measure when writing hashtags, to allow screen readers to differentiate between words.
Tools used to provide greater access during a performance.
The initial creation of this website was made possible by a grant from Canada Council for the Arts.
Ongoing expenses include website domain renewal, labour for content updates, and maintenance. These expenses are anticipated to be between $2000 - $3000 per year.
Arts groups and organizations are invited to contribute $100 annually towards the Accessibility Project, in the form of a Community Sponsorship. Funds collected go towards all of the Project's activities, including keeping the website up-to-date and operational. Send us a note if you're interested in contributing.
Donations from individuals or companies are gratefully accepted and welcome at any time.
* Donations are made through Eastern Front Theatre and go into a designated Accessibility Project fund. Funds will only be used for Accessibility Project activities.