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What invites someone to visit your museum? In this follow-up to The ADA Compliance Problem, Dr. Jennifer Rogers explains why accessibility is about more than ADA compliance. Visitors want to know if they can get there, participate, and feel comfortable before they arrive. Clear accessibility information builds confidence and creates a true invitation for everyone.
Dr. Jennifer Rogers recognized a recurring problem: small museums often need practical expertise, but traditional consulting models can be expensive, inaccessible, and disconnected from the realities of operating with limited staff and budgets. She founded Kaleidoscope Heritage Focus to provide affordable, transparent, and actionable support specifically for small museums, historical organizations, and solo practitioners.
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