Transformative accessibility
grounded in compliance,
designed for connection
Above: Scott Artley, who has light skin, a buzzed bald head, and trimmed orange beard. Scott wears a colorful plaid flannel shirt, a gold nose hoop, burgundy glasses, and a smile. Photo: Trista Marie Photography
For nearly two decades, I have worked with mission-driven organizations (and the people that power them) to make disability inclusion happen.
I provide expert accessibility consulting services, working together to find the right combination of project elements to advance your goals:
Strategic Access Plans
Accessibility Assessments
Professional Education & Training
Facilitation & Speaking
Scott Artley and Alejandra Tobar Alatriz onstage leading applause as hosts of the ‘Anything But English’ cabaret, Patrick’s Cabaret (2015). Scott (with a colorful outfit, as is typical, and a head of hair, unlike now!) raises both arms; Alejandra claps, smiling.
In every project, I center humor, creativity, and community-powered insight.
My perspectives-first approach helps your work move beyond surface-level checklists and toward culture-shifting visions that build connections to last.
“Scott has been able to combine his penchant for art, his talents around project management and strategic planning and his relationship-building skills to form an organization that delivers on its promises.”
–K Adam, MA, Manager of Strategic Initiatives for Hennepin County
“I would just like you to know that in reading your emails I’ve uttered aloud more than once, ‘I am so happy to be working with Scott Artley!’”
–Courtney Gerber, former Curator of Learning and Engagement, Minnesota Museum of American Art
