and London just posted information for people with disabilities to their FB page as well.
I'd be interested to see if early questions can lead to better con organization and support for convention attendees with disabilities. Will it help if those questions are posed in the "bid stage" of Worldcon, where the conventions are both very interested in getting support, and it is early enough in the process to make some changes? There is only so much to be done about architecture, and venues have already been chosen by that stage, but it may help going forward for hotel search committees to think differently about the sites they choose in the future. Selkiechick (Openid doesn't like LJ today)
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Re: looking further ahead....
Date: 2012-09-06 04:17 pm (UTC)I'd be interested to see if early questions can lead to better con organization and support for convention attendees with disabilities. Will it help if those questions are posed in the "bid stage" of Worldcon, where the conventions are both very interested in getting support, and it is early enough in the process to make some changes? There is only so much to be done about architecture, and venues have already been chosen by that stage, but it may help going forward for hotel search committees to think differently about the sites they choose in the future.
Selkiechick
(Openid doesn't like LJ today)