Accessibility Information

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Automated captioning will be available on Zoom, and will be projected on screen for in-person attendees.

Service animals are welcome. We ask that our attendees please read about best practices/etiquette when around service animals. Grass for animal relief can be found outside the main entrance (turn right; after a few sidewalk squares, there will be grass to the left of the sidewalk)

We request and strongly encourage attendees to wear masks unless medically unable. Masks will be provided. However, they are not required.

Air purifiers will be running throughout the event to mitigate risk, but they cannot eliminate risk (thank you to Clean Air 608 for lending us two of the air purifiers in use this weekend). 

We ask that you stay home and attend via Zoom if you have tested positive for Covid-19 or are experiencing symptoms.

Autistic people are more likely to have chronic physical health conditions, and may be at higher risk for severe Covid-19 illness or Long Covid.

Please keep this in mind when planning for and attending INTEGRAL.

When you enter the Goodman Center, there will be a table where you will

check in and pick up a name tag. To make communication between

attendees easier, we will also have color communication badges. Color

communication badges are small pieces of colored paper (green, yellow,

and red) you stick out of your name tag that tell the people around you

what your communication preferences are.

Showing a green badge means the person is interested in being

approached by people that want to talk. A yellow badge means the

person only wants to be approached by people they’ve already met. A red

badge means the person probably doesn’t want to talk to anyone, unless

they’ve told you otherwise.