Accessibility - Southwest Folklife Alliance

Questions about access or requests for disability-related accommodations for SFA events or programs can be directed to Access@SouthwestFolklife.org.

SFA Accessibility Statement

Southwest Folklife Alliance recognizes that at least 25% of people in the United States have a disability. We also acknowledge that racialized and economically marginalized communities have historically had less access to care. We strive to provide as much accessibility in our programming as possible. By investing in an Accessibility Coordinator, SFA is keeping the invitation open to all community members that you belong here and it’s our job to make you feel welcome. Reach out if you have any questions.

Alisha Vasquez

SFA Accessibility Coordinator, 2021-present

#DisabilityCultureIsFolklife

A smiling person sits in his powerchair with a stack of books in the foreground. He has medium light brown skin, glasses, and is wearing a flannel.

Late artist Raul Pizarro poses at home in his powerchair. Photo by Alisha Vasquez as part of a 2022 BorderLore article.