CATA staff Jeff, Chris, and Courtney are representing Community Access to the Arts (CATA) and soaking up new ideas in Seattle at the Kennedy Center Access/VSA International Network’s Leadership Exchange in Arts & Disability (LEAD) conference! What an amazing week learning and sharing with colleagues from across the country who are creating access in the arts. 👏❤️ Image description: CATA staff members from left Chris Watford (Communications Director), Courtney Maxwell (Program Associate), and Jeff Gagnon (Program Director), smile and stand in front of a poster that reads "Welcome to the 2024 LEAD Conference".
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