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Access in Connecticut: Navigating & Creating Inclusive Community Spaces
Access in Connecticut: Navigating & Creating Inclusive Community Spaces
This research study is gathering insights from disabled people and community members to understand accessibility barriers and create better tools for inclusion.
You're eligible if you:
You're eligible if you:
Live in or spend most of your time in Connecticut
Are 18 or older
Are either
Are Disabled, Deaf, Mad, Neurodivergent, or Chronically Ill and/or
Create or manage physical spaces, events, or businesses in Connecticut
What You’ll Do:
What You’ll Do:
Share your experience in one of two ways:
Take a confidential 15-30 minute survey
Participate in a 60-minute live interview
You will share about:
Accessing community spaces as a Disabled person and/or
Creating accessible community spaces as an organizer, business owner, or community member
Your input will:
Your input will:
Help improve accessibility in community spaces
Contribute to resources for organizers and businesses
Support advocacy for disability justice in Connecticut
Participants will receive a $10–$30 gift card depending on their role(s).
Contact the research team at Quinn.Meehan@uconn.edu to receive a link to the interest form, or with with questions, access needs, or concerns.
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