“Sensory Accessible Event certification is a first for an event in the region and in World Expo history. When Expo 2020 Dubai welcomes the world from 1 October, people of determination will be at the forefront of the visitor experience – a fact confirmed by Expo’s international certification as a Sensory Accessible Event.
In acknowledgment of Expo’s pledge to host the most accessible and inclusive World Expo in history, it has become the first event in the Middle East, North Africa and Asia region – and the first World Expo – to receive the International Board of Sensory Accessibility (IBSA) certification. The landmark recognition was presented to Expo 2020 by Sensory Access – the body responsible for assessing Expo’s accessibility measures – at an event to mark World Autism Awareness Day (2 April), held at Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion.” Haulage News
Looking for our Broadway Theatre Sensory Guides?
Sensory Access is the only organization that utilizes neurodivergent teams to audit broadway shows to create detailed Sensory Guides so that neurodivergent guests can more easily access theater.
Check out our page of Sensory Guides for theatrical productions that are touring the US at the moment!
If you are a theater that would like us to audit a show, or teach you how, contact us.
Wonder what it’s like to have Sensory Processing difficulties? This wonderful animation provides some insight: Many autistic individuals have difficulty processing intense, multiple sensory experiences at once. The following animation gives the viewer a glimpse into sensory overload, and how often our sensory experiences intertwine in everyday life. Created as part of Mark Jonathan Harris’ and Marhsa Kinder’s “Interacting with Autism.”
Director and Animator:
Miguel Jiron.