In this publication, AIM Lab shares the results of our research on how to develop accessible websites.
View protocolIn this publication, AIM Lab states its core principles and non-negotiables. This is a living document, which means that AIM Lab will revisit it once a year and revise it in accordance the experiences we build. This version was last revised in September 2022.
View protocolIn this publication, AIM Lab states its core values and provides their explanations. This is a living document, which means that AIM Lab will revisit it once a year and revise it in accordance the experiences we build. This version was last revised in September 2022.
View protocolIn this protocol, we collectively reflect on what apologizing means to us as AIM, when it is required and how it could be done in meaningful and caring ways. Importantly, we also address calling in and calling out, when they are needed and how they can be done in justice-oriented ways.
View protocolThe AIM Lab community extends far beyond the walls of our physical location, and we strive to cultivate a genuine image that is unique and cohesive both on and offline. This protocol provides an in-depth description of the purpose and personality of the AIM Lab’s digital presence. Developed over time through careful consideration and team collaboration, the goal of the communication protocol is to provide a guide to our digital presence as it aligns with the Values and Principles outlined in our manifesto. This is a living document that evolves with the shifting presence and goals of the lab.
View protocolIn this protocol, AIM Lab explains what consensus based decision-making (CBDM) is and how it mobilizes CBDM in its structural operations.
View protocolIn this protocol, AIM Lab provides a detailed “how-to” for how to organize accessible events. As stated in our Manifesto, our understand of access is broad, multidimensional and intersectional. We have come up with this document through systemic research, individual reflections and collective conversations around our past experiences in various events. Our hope is that future events organizers (both within and outside of the university) will use this document and work towards making their events accessible.
View protocolIn this protocol, AIM Lab states how it runs its meetings through a facilitation process. We take the model of facilitation from community-based organizing and meeting operations.
View protocolIn this protocol, we provide a detailed guideline for how new AIM members and guests will be welcome to AIM through a structured onboarding process and the steps that onboarding entails. We also provide our structure for our members leaving AIM. Please note that at this time, AIM is not accepting membership applications.
View protocolIn this protocol, we define our approach to partnership and explain our multi-step partnership protocol.
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