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Accessibility

This page contains the most relevant info on acessibility on Camp, both for attandees and villages.

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Badge with two hands singing inclusion labelled c3ioc. Written in handwriting: fNord, they/them, needs seating. A blue sticker with the caption “remind me to drink” also sticks on the Badge

For Attandees

While Accessibility on any camping event will be challenging, there have been a lot of efforts to get this event as friendly as can be. You can also check the Mildenberg Brickworks Park info page on accessibility.

Assistance on Camp

Do not be afraid to ask for support. Our community is generally very open to help, as seen by the amount of angels.

There won't be a specific shift for providing accessibility help (sorry about the wrong info that was put here before), but Helpdesk will be able to provide you with info and you can also reach out to awareness, if you are experiencing discrimination.

You can inform other attandees about your needs using a c3IOC Badge. They can be folded up so some info will only be visible when you want it to. It is designed to not get in the way of your Angel Badge, if you have one.

Get your Badge and Accessibility Info at the c3auti Helpdesk located in the Quiet Place.

Bringing Assistants

If you need an assistant, they can get into the venue for free. Just bring them and your ticket to the entrance. Bringing an ID that shows you need assistance will help. In any case, we will find a solution.

If there are multiple assistants on shifts, please give a heads-up to camp2023-tickets@cccv.de

Camping

There are no specific accessible areas. You have to look on site to see what fits. Contact us if you need assistance. You can sleep in a silent camping area, a bit off site, but even there it won’t be completely silent.

Paths

This is an outdoor event, and the quality of paths will vary. Everything you’ll need is at least accessible by gravel paths. Some short paths may cut trough grass. Tripping hazards (such as the museum train tracks) will be eliminated if possible or at least marked. Tents should not have stairs, and cable crossings will have ramps. Some of this will rely on villages cooperating. Paths and toilets will be lit at night.

Reach out if you encounter barriers, or help us fix them. CERT (and others) will be grateful.

Toilets

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