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A 501c3 dedicated to helping differently abled women fight social isolation through bi-weekly art sessions and monthly outings.
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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN - link in bio. This event is fully in person. Access in Action: Reframing Art Education This half-day event centers Disabled artists, students, educators and service providers, as they share insights on creating more accessible and inclusive artmaking spaces. Sunday November 8th, 9:30am-2:30pm General Admission: $25 Moore Alumni: $15 All Students: FREE Moore Faculty & Staff: Free A light lunch and 6 ACT48/PD hours included in registration fee. In partnership with: TechOwl, the Autistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia, ArtWell, Art-Reach, The Center for Creative Works, SpArc Services, ArtsAbility, NAEA Art in Special Education & the Bartol Foundation. ASL Interpreter provided by DHCC ID: Black text, with the above information, on a white background with 2 blue stars and a blue line at the bottom. A picture of the main entrance to Moore College of Art & Design is in the top right corner of the flyer.
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SAVE THE DATE Fall 2026 Art Education Symposium Sunday November 8th, 2026, 9:30am-2:30pm at Moore College of Art & Design This event is fully in person. Access in Action: Reframing Art Education This half-day event centers Disabled artists, students, educators and service providers, as they share insights on creating more accessible and inclusive artmaking spaces. Main Session: Moore’s Disabled Student Alliance Panel, featuring Moore Graduate Alumni Gabi Rost-Tallman as facilitator. “Nothing About Us Without Us: Student Voices in the Art Room” This panel centers Disabled art students as they reflect on their experiences from kindergarten through higher education. Through conversation, panelists will highlight practices that support access, belonging, and meaningful participation in creative learning environments. In partnership with: TechOwl, the Autistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia, ArtWell, Art-Reach, The Center for Creative Works, SpArc Services, ArtsAbility, NAEA Art in Special Ed, & the Bartol Foundation. ASL Interpreters will be provided by DHCC. ID: Black text, with the above information, on a white background with 2 blue stars and a blue line at the bottom. A picture of the main entrance to Moore College of Art & Design is in the top right corner of the flyer.
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Class 1 with our dear colleagues from @sparcservices and @askartsability!! We learn so much from each other every year during our Graduate summer intensive. ID: a series of images showing artists working at different art centers.
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Tomorrow Pricilla Bell Lamberty will be Taching with The Autistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia for the 3rd time, and 2nd November. Pricilla is one of our Community Celebrity Teachers who has taught in our 1st Location inside of the @muralarts @taconylab_art_center . This time we are happy to share her talents with the @libertycil location from 1:00 to 2:30PM 112 N. 8th Street, on the 2nd Floor inside of the Wade Blank Conference Room.
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So The Autistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia will be Announcing a Service Project like no other for The Autistic Community of Philadelphia!
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Beyond proud of what we’ve done in the TechOWL community space the last year and so excited for what’s to come! Thanks to our friends and colleagues for coming out to celebrate with us yesterday! If you haven’t been to the community space yet, what are you waiting for? Come visit! 1. Army of squishy smiley face characters with their arms out and a TechOWL logo on their bellies. They are phone holders. 2. Anna with her camera around her neck, in a power wheelchair, talking to a parent and child in a wheelchair. 3. Alanna talking to two people near the front door. 4. Joy for all companion pet cat and Katie in the background smiling. 5. Vicki talking with Makhari, Taye, and Izzy. Vicki is seemingly showing the size of something with her hands. 6. Two people playing video games with the xbox adaptive controller and Nintendo Hori Flex. 7. Anna and Chris talking in the foreground and Emma and Jordan talking in the background 8. Laura showing Jordan 3D printed devices. #Disability #Accessible #Accessibility #AssistiveTech #AssistiveTechnology #Philly #Philadelphia
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✨ Shannon’s movement workshops at TechOWL have been PURE MAGIC ✨ Come move, feel, play, and create with us! 🗓️ Upcoming Workshops: 📍 Monday, May 5th | 6–8pm 📍 Friday, June 13th | 12–2pm 📍 WHERE: TechOWL, 1392 Cecil B. Moore Ave, Philadelphia (next to Insomnia Cookies) Please mask if you can. Those who can’t are asked to rapid test on-site. Shannon will PCR test same-day. RSVP https://tinyurl.com/openspaceworkshop Image description: Shannon and Aalaya checking out a Freedom Scientific Topaz Desktop Magnifier displaying a magnified TechOWL flyer and Shannon’s hand in black and yellow contrast.
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Join us on Tuesday April 1st from 4 to 6 PM for accessible art night! We’re hosting @imaginable.solutions (makers of Guided Hands) at the TechOWL Community Space. Register at bit.ly/GuidedHandsArt. See you there! #Disability #Disabled #Accessible #Accessibility #Access #AssistiveTech #AssistiveTechnology #AT #Philadephia #AOTA2025 #OT #OccupationalTherapy #OccupationalTherapists
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Yesterday the art from @aacophilly to @cityofphiladelphia City Hall. Via the help of @taconylab_art_center & @muralarts were we able to transport the invited community partners artists art work to the destination. #aacophilly #neurodivergent #nothingaboutuswithoutus #autismacceptance #neurodiversity #intellectualdisabilities #neuroinclusion #autistic #onephilly #autisticfounder #community #autisticcommunity #ittakesavillage #onelove❤️
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Volunteering - We are looking for Volunteers to help at Events at the table with a board member, Looking for Volunteers to help at Art Exhibitions, and mass mailings (stuffing envelopes), & when the Teach at The Please Touch Museum too. This Volunteer QR Code will be open until December 20th!
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“Anthropology of Motherhood: Intersections with Disability” is an art exhibit currently installed at the Institute’s TechOWL Community Space on Temple University’s Main Campus. It features art of multiple genres and media by Deaf and disabled artists that capture experiences of caregiving through their perspectives. Thursday October 17th 5 to 7:30 PM Panelists will explore the relationships between caregiving, disability, creativity, and employment. TechOWL Community Space 1392 Cecil B. Moore Avenue Philadelphia, PA. 19122 (lower level of Morgan Hall, next to Insomnia Cookies) Register at disabilities.temple.edu/aom Image description: Untitled, Avianna Miller, Photography, 2D Print, 24 x 18 in. A woman holds a glass pitcher of water over her hand, which is held open above a glass bowl on a beige table. Her face and shoulders are obscured by a diagonal shadow across the image. There are lit red and blue shabbat candles to the left on the table, a wine glass in the bottom left, and a smaller glass bowl with water in it to the right. Shadows from the objects are projected across the table, pointing toward the right.
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Anthropology of Motherhood: Intersections with Disability Art Exhibit Opening Celebration: Thursday, September 19 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Where: The Institute on Disabilities TechOWL Community Space at 1392 Cecil B. Moore Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19122 (next to Insomnia Cookies) Art by disabled artists can capture experiences of caregiving through a disability perspective. “Anthropology of Motherhood: Intersections with Disability” includes works by multiple disabled artists in multiple genres and media. Join us for a free opening celebration to explore these works as a community. The Opening Celebration Event Includes 🎞️ Film screening: “Breathing on Borrowed Time” by Ruth Fabby and Cheryl Beer 🤟Poetry performance: Kevin Araujo 🎙️Question and Answer with “Anthropology of Motherhood” curator Fran Flaherty and artists Accessibility ASL interpreters and Sighted Guides will be provided. The event’s entrance is barrier-free. The on-site restroom is accessible. Noise-canceling headphones and other sensory tools are available. Other accommodations may be requested in the registration form. Please submit other accommodation requests at least two weeks before the event. Questions? Please email iod@temple.edu. Masking is strongly encouraged. We’ll be happy to offer you a mask when you arrive! Registration This event is free. Registration is required.
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