November 8th @ 12 - 1:30pm ET | Online [Zoom]
We're hosting an accessible workshop designed for Deaf and Disabled artists who are ready to turn their dreams into reality.
Led by Clary Chambers (she/her), a passionate advocate for Disability arts, this two-part workshop series will help you move the dream needle from "One day, I'll launch my business" to "I'm starting today!"
Whether you aim to be an independent illustrator, sell your art online, or start your own company, Clary will guide you through the essential steps to build a strong personal brand. Learn how to create accessible business assets like a website, social media presence, brand photos, a logo, and how to gather testimonials that build trust.
This is a fantastic opportunity to grow your network and develop tools that support your journey as a Deaf or Disabled artist.
Both workshops are part of our fall/winter programming Crip Livelihoods, a series of online accessible skills workshops designed by and for Deaf and Disabled Creatives.
Register for this workshop here!
Participants are strongly encouraged to register for both sessions. You can save your spot in Part 2's workshop here.
About Clary
Founder inspirational speaker, invisible illness and accessibility consultant, Clary Chambers (she/her) uses her lived experience of invisible chronic illness and disability and formal training in human rights to help others like herself move past illness at work. Her dream is for the communities of people who live with invisible illnesses and disabilities to feel welcome, seen, valued and heard. Through Inspiring and downright funny Keynote note addresses, workshops, DEI audits and training Clary inspires others to start making changes today to make their physical, digital and cultural spaces more accessible and inclusive - so that everyone can thrive. Clary has experience as a business owner with Spark Clarity for the past 7 years, as well has started a budding flower farm and event space with her partner Percy Ager Lane Flower Farm in small town Nova Scotia and is a co-founder of a non-profit called Nectar.
Accessibility
ASL Interpretation. Auto Captions via Zoom. Relaxed Environment.
If you have any accommodation requests, please contact community@creativeconnector.art. Note: this session will be recorded.
This workshop is free for Creative Connector members. If you are not a member but identify as a Deaf and/or Disabled artist, you can join for free!
