a disabled artist, is a Washington, DC-based accessibility consultant and photographer. Jessica has been working in accessibility for 40 years. She has a Master’s degree from Cornell University in City and Regional Planning where she first started asking: “Who are we making space accessible to?” She worked at the Department of Justice focusing on housing accessibility. Jessica currently tours nationally as a speaker and consults on how to make performing arts events accessible. She has worked in and/or exhibited art at renowned spaces including The Kennedy Center, Woolly Mammoth Theatre, Capital One Hall, OCT, and Mass General Hospital (https://www.thebodyisgood.com/about/).