Accessibility
Task
Force

A coalition of individuals dedicated to mutual-aid networking for interabled communities in Connecticut. If you found us through Terrasongs, you are in the right place. Access Task Force is where we start to interface with public organizations.Please reach out if there is anything we can do to put you in the right direction.

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(Phone / Email contact: Derrik Bosse, Founder)

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General Resources:

• ADA Coalition of Connecticut
• CT.gov Disability Services
• Human Services Committee
• ADA.gov
• 2-1-1 Connecticut
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Our next meeting will be held on August 22nd, 2024.
Location: 605 Main St. Middletown, 06457, and ZOOM
Time: 6:30 PM

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Our Vision

We foresee a world in which people living with physical and mental disabilities feel they are accepted and their unique skill sets desired. A world in which they can live fully independent lives, without relying on able-bodied individuals to “open doors” for them. A world free of physical, social, and economic barriers.

Principles

Accessibility - people living with permanent and temporary physical and/or mental disabilities can occupy spaces free of economic, social, and physical barriers. Thus, information and/or resources should be made available for all.Inclusiveness - permanently or temporarily disabled individuals feel they are wanted and their unique skill sets desired in the spaces that they occupy.Mobility - disabled individuals can move freely and independently in public and private spaces where there would otherwise be barriers.Independence - disabled individuals feel a sense of independence, where they no longer have to rely on able-bodied and neurotypical people to freely occupy and operate within spaces.Anonymity - disabled individuals should be able to receive support without having to reveal personal information. This preserves the dignity of all individuals.

Venue Accessibility List

Below a list of music venues throughout Connecticut and Massachusetts, listed alphabetically.