To celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act on 26 July 2015, we're publishing a series of pieces focusing on issues of accessibility and visibility in theatre.

The climate crisis has been called a “crisis of imagination.” The phrase refers to our inability to grasp the magnitude and violence of the changes we are facing, our reluctance to let the reality of it permeate our collective consciousness, and our resistance to envision positive futures.

A monthly advice column to help advice the many conundrums theatre artists can find themselves in.

A series inspired by the 2012 London Olympics.

Weekly twitter conversations between HowlRound and followers around a pre-selected topic.

A reader-fueled experiment attempting to chart the NYT's effect on American theatre.

This convening brought over 120 theatremakers to discuss the state of the new work sector, and to attend the #NEWPLAY Festival.