We hope to make the event accessible to as many anarchists as possible. If you need more information or have additional access requirements, please contact us!
Note: this page will be updated with additional details closer to the event.
Location
The event will be held at United Steelworkers Hall, 25 Cecil St, Toronto, about 100m south of College St and 25m west of Beverley St.
The nearest subway station is Queen’s Park, which is wheelchair accessible. The walk from Queen’s Park to the venue is approx 700m.
Nearby streetcar lines include the 506 on College Street (to the north) as well as the 510 on Spadina Avenue (to the west).
The venue is accessible via wheelchair, but unfortunately not by electric scooters.
Washrooms
The venue has a wheelchair accessible, gender neutral washroom.
Food
There will be a free or pay-what-you-can vegan meal provided in the afternoon, with ingredients listed. Snacks will be available throughout the day as well.
COVID Safety
This will be a masked event; please wear a mask when not eating or drinking. KN95/N95 masks will be provided for free. We will also have HEPA air purifiers at the venue.
Photos and Surveillance
Please do not take any photos, record audio, or film videos of someone without explicit consent. In addition, please do not wear smart glasses at the event. Individuals who persist in filming or recording others without consent will be very firmly asked to leave.
However, please be aware that bad actors and state surveillance may still be present, and take measures to limit exposure accordingly.
First Aid and Harm Reduction
We will have trained medics equipped with first aid and harm reduction supplies available throughout the day. We will also have free harm reduction kits available for participants to take.
Childcare
We hope to have free childcare available at the event. Please stay tuned for updates.
If you’d like to help us organize childcare for the Bookfair, please reach out to us!
Visual Media
This website uses OpenDyslexic, a dyslexia-friendly typeface created by Abbie Gonzalez. We also use a high-contrast color scheme and a large font size for better readability.
All other visual media we produce will also use dyslexia-friendly typefaces, large fonts, and high-contrast color schemes.
If you have recommendations for making our website/visual media more accessible, please reach out!