Dani Rose is an award-winning accessibility advocate, certified ADA Coordinator, and proud Neurodivergent professional with over a decade of experience leading bold, human-centered change in arts and culture. Rooted in disability justice and driven by joy, Dani pushes the cultural sector beyond compliance to create radically inclusive experiences where everyone—absolutely everyone—can belong. With expertise in strategic planning, consulting, and organizational transformation, Dani centers authentic disability representation in every project. Her work is shaped by lived experience and a fierce belief in the power of storytelling and shared experience. She holds advanced ADA certifications through the Great Plains ADA Center and University of Missouri, and was honored with the 2024 True Tickets Young Ticketing Professional Award and the Kennedy Center’s 2019 LEAD Emerging Leader Award. Dani’s consulting portfolio includes the National Constitution Center, Longwood Gardens, Open Door Arts, and many more across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
Contributor: Project Lead
Dani Rose
Accessibility Consultant
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- Access Symbols
- Accessibility Coordinator
- Care and Convenience Features
- Centering the Disability Community
- Defining Disability
- Employment of People with Disabilities
- Evaluation and Feedback
- Grievance Procedures
- Legal Requirements and Responsibilities
- Live Streaming
- Office and Staff Spaces
- Physical Features
- Providing Services and Fulfilling Requests
- Renting Space to or from Others
- Seating
- Self-evaluation and Transition Plan
- Sensory Features
- Signage and Wayfinding
- Staff Training
- Theaters and Auditoriums
- Ticketing and Admissions