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docs/accessibility.md

 # Accessibility
 This page contains the most relevant info on acessibility on Camp, both for attandees and villages.
 
-[Jump to Village Section](#villages)
+[Jump to Village Section](#for-villages)
+
+![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](img/c3ioc-badge.png)
 
 ## 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 acessability](https://www.ziegeleipark.de/en/barrierefreiheit)
 
-### Hidden Disabilities Badge
-We have there are badges, you can use to let others know about your special needs. They can be folded up, so you can hide some information on the inside. They can be used with your Angel-Badge.
+### 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 is also going to be an acessibility angel shift, that will do care and acessibility work when demand arises.
 
-[Get your badge at the c3auti Helpdesk located at the Quiet Place.](facilities.md#quiet-place-c3auti)
+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.
 
-The Helpdesk will also do its best to provide you with info and assistance.
+[Get your badge and Accessibility Info at the c3auti Helpdesk located in the Quiet Place.](facilities.md#quiet-place-c3auti)
 
-### Tickets and Assistants
+### 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.
 
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 ### Toilets
 Some but not all toilets will have stairs. The Museum also has proper indoor rest rooms, with nappy-changing tables, emergency pullstrings etc.
 
-There will be step-free dixie toilets. These are to be reserved for people with appropriate needs, as they cannot be emptied. 
-
 ### Noise
 There are going to be blinking lights and noise. Camp is both a hackcenter and a festival. It’s going to be quite the fuzz.
 
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 c3IOC can help answer questions on inclusion and acessibility. In preperation for the event, for OCs, villages and disabled. Will be in the background on site. But ask the infodesk.
 There will be a few Angel shifts for Accessibility Angels. As soon as we have further information you will find it here. 
 
-## In Conclusion…
 
-Camping is outdoors. Camping is Chaos. We know accessibility will be limited. We hope this guide will help you.
+## For Villages
+You can help make Camp as acessible as it can be by using this info-page.
+There is also this [external web resource providing broad info on accessible building standards.](https://eph-barrierefreiheit.de/planungshilfe/)
+
+### Avoid Tripping Hazards, build paths
+ - use cable bridges for crossings
+ - plan paths inside your village, keep them free of obstacles (this will help a lot in case of emergencies)
+ - make sure tent cords are marked and do not cross paths
+ - mark tripping hazards and stairs, where they can't be avoided
+ - when building large tents or structures, you can [offer a ramp, as demonstrated by metalab dome](https://metalab.at/wiki/Dome_2.0#Rampe_f.C3.BCr_den_Eingang)
+    
+### Offer Seating
+Having a disability often comes with needing to take frequent breaks. **Good availability of seating can help a lot, even more when it's in the shade.** Plus it will make your village so much more cozy!
+
+When your village is next to a queue, offering seating near it will be much apprecciated.
+
+And remember to stay friendly when an exhausted creature asks you to give up your seat for them, especially if they wear a blue badge. Some disabilities are hidden.
+
+!!! warning info
+Try noy yo move around your seating, so it can be marked on the map.
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-Reach out when you need assistance. Or when you need to know how to build a ramp.
+### In case of Emergencies
 
-We are also happy to hear about projects that improve acessibility.
+  - plan for an evacuation, they have happend on camp before.
+  - maybe somebody in your village needs help?
+  - sirens will be used, so make sure to remember community members that are hard of hearing
+    - **Especially when they need to be woken up during the night!**
 
-We started a compilation of [info for Villages](https://md.ha.si/5X3vYMZpQaSePiDIzYeSZw#)
+### Food Safety
 
-## Villages
+If you offer Food, try to keep track of what ingedients went into it. You can keep some of the packaging around, in case you need to check for allergenes. Using less processed food with fewer extra ingredients will probably help out some community members.
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