The People Behind the Reviews
Only Everywhere documents accessibility by feature, but a checklist only goes so far. What tells you whether a place will actually work for you is someone who has been there. The people on this page are the ones sharing that firsthand experience, and the reviews they write are the most valuable thing on the site.
The judgment about what a place is really like belongs to the people who live it, so the review layer is built by contributors from the disability community, and this page is where we credit them.
Founding Reviewers
We’re recruiting our founding group of reviewers right now, the first people helping check whether listings match reality. This is where they’ll be credited, however they choose: by name, by a handle, or not at all. Credit is always optional, and a review is just as welcome anonymously.
Partner Organizations
Community organizations help their members share what they know about the places they visit. The organizations that help build this resource are credited here.
How to Join
If you’ve been to a place we list, tell us whether the listing matched your experience. It takes about two minutes, no account needed, and anything a listing gets wrong is the most useful thing you can tell us. Reviews are rated separately by disability type, because the same venue can work well for one visitor and badly for another.
A good place to start is one of the venues our founding reviewers are focused on first:
- Aquarium of the Pacific (Long Beach)
- California Science Center (Los Angeles)
- Getty Center (Los Angeles)
- Academy Museum (Los Angeles)
- Ahmanson Theatre (Los Angeles)
Want to help another way, or represent an organization whose members would? Reach us through the contact form.
A Note on Language
Language around disability and neurodivergence evolves constantly, and we don’t always get it right. If we’ve used terminology that doesn’t reflect your experience, we want to know, and we’ll change it. Please tell us through the contact form.