Spring Cleaning | AV for Access

Well, it’s April. The Boston Marathon has come and gone, with it’s spectacular show of unity between so many cities, colleges, and drunk people, all coming together to take a day off work since major roads are shut down. And of course my annual spring cleaning has hit, having a huge group over for a... Read More

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February 12, 2024

Things that just won’t go away | AV for Access

Well, it’s February…again… Every year I wish we could skip this month, it’s too short, it messes up schedules, and around here there’s a break week in the middle for K-12 so it throws off a lot the ability to go anywhere, and of course the unending gray skies. Anyhow, what elements just won’t... Read More

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January 5, 2024

January Predictions + Pre ISE | AV for Access

So to address the elephant in the room, I’ve been gone for a little while. But I’m glad to be back and, for those of you who remember me, I’m not planning on going anywhere anytime soon. For those of you who are new to me, I’m here to talk about accessibility thorough AV, but... Read More

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September 8, 2022

Mental health, Accessibility, and AV | AV for Access

This has been a hard article to write because it’s very personal for me. In college, I struggled with mental health challenges which later were diagnosed as PTSD. In my professional life, I have had to deal with the impact of that as well as my own neurology on my ability to attend class and... Read More

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August 10, 2022

Accountability in the Business of AV | AV for Access

Normally I talk about accessibility, and I will, but when we talk about the business of AV there is a bigger issue at play: If we are going to look at higher ed AV through the lens of business then we need to take responsibility for what we do wrong in attempting to be a... Read More

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