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The p5.js Access Day is a virtual conference to talk about access in open-source software for the arts (OSSTA) and greater issues beyond the software. The day-long online event features four themed-sessions — Critical Web Accessibility, Disability Arts, Access & Community Building, and Access via Translation. It provides space for contributors of p5.js and experienced practitioners from outside OSSTA projects to share their knowledge, perspectives, and dreams for building greater access to technical and arts spaces.
Organizer and curator: Qianqian Ye
Event Coordinator and Video Producer: Karen Abe
p5.js Access Day 2022 Recap Video
p5.js Access Day 2022 Recap Video with ASL Interpretation
Event Opening
Critical Web Accessibility
Moderator: Kate Hollenbach, Speakers: Luis Morales-Navarro, Jes Daigle
Disability Arts
Moderator: Xiaowei R. Wang,
Speakers: Natalee Decker, Kemi Sijuwade-Ukadike, Kevin Gotkin
Access & Community Building
Moderator: Dorothy R. Santos,
Speakers: Tiny Tech Zine, Close Isn’t Home, Zainab Aliyu
Access via Translation
Moderator: Kenneth Lim,
Speakers: Inhwa Yeom, Shaharyar Shamshi, Felipe Gomes
Event Closing
Event Production
- Event Advisor: Kate Hollenbach, Claire Kearney-Volpe, Saber Khan, evelyn masso, Lauren Lee McCarthy, Dorothy R. Santos, Xiaowei R. Wang, Xin Xin
- Live ASL Interpretation: Pro Bono ASL
- Graphic Designer: Katie Chan
- Live Event Tech Support: Karen Abe, Jay Borgwardt, Yuehao Jiang
- Closed Captioning Transcription Support: Ju Hye Kim, Xiao Yi Wang-Beckval
- Live ASL Support: Claire Wong
Support
This event was made possible by a grant from the Mozilla Foundation Community Building Award, and generous support from the Processing Foundation and Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry. Thank you!
