About
Our Mission
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis (CTA) has been offering high quality theatre arts education and productions in central Maryland since 1959.
We’re a community-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to nurturing the growth and development of the love of theatre in children ages 5 to 18, through participation in all aspects of the theatrical experience, including performance, workshops, technical elements, community involvement, and apprenticeships.
CTA provides a positive circle of influence through friendships that foster self-esteem, creativity, commitment, teamwork, appreciation, and dedication. CTA serves the child and the community.
CTA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Tax ID 23-7003491. View our IRS determination letter (PDF)
CTA’s Commitment to Community
At Children’s Theatre of Annapolis (CTA), we believe theatre brings people together. Our programs are open and accessible to every child and family, and we strive to reflect the richness of our community in our participants, audiences, staff and volunteers.
On stage and behind the scenes, we value the perspectives of everyone on our team—board members, staff, teaching artists, actors and volunteers—because a wide range of voices makes our productions and programs stronger. Our goal is for every child and family who walks through our doors to feel valued and have the chance to engage, grow and contribute.
CTA Cares
Community Outreach
During the 2025–2026 season, CTA strengthened our commitment to our community through partnerships with:
- Anne Arundel County Partnership for Children, Youth & Families
- AACPS Title One Schools and Community Schools
- AACPS Work Based Learning Internships
- The Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Boys & Girls Clubs
- Casey Cares Foundation
- Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)
We also made numerous donations to other schools and community organizations for their silent auctions.
195
free tickets to Title 1 schools
190
AACPS Community Schools members hosted
$4,980
in free tuition
62
free tickets donated to other organizations
$900
in discounted tickets for furloughed federal employees
9
theatre programs loaned sets, props and costumes
3,740 lbs
of clothing and household goods donated
277 lbs
of food donated to the Anne Arundel County Food Bank
CTA in the Community
You’ll find CTA at events all over Anne Arundel County, including:
- Shoptoberfest – Greater Severna Park Chamber of Commerce
- Drug Free All Stars – Drug Education and Awareness Sporting Festival
- Phoenix Academy Black History Month Celebration
- Archbishop Spalding High School Community Service Fair
- Macaroni Kids Homeschool Event
- 3H Summit – Anne Arundel County Health Department
- Autism in the Park – Maryland Autism Society
“Thank you for such an incredible experience at the Theatre … Our kids absolutely loved it. The energy, the performance, everything about it was truly special … You’re not just putting on shows, you’re inspiring futures.”
Anthony Jackson, Boys & Girls Clubs of Annapolis & Anne Arundel County
CTA Through the Years
From a single production in 1959 to three mainstage shows a year, a full slate of classes and camps, and a growing arts campus in Bay Head Park, here are the moments that shaped Children’s Theatre of Annapolis.
Act I · Once upon a time
1959
CTA is founded with Hansel and Gretel
Jane Young Davis, Lydia Nolan and Martha Wright stage CTA’s first production.
CTA co-founder Jane Young Davis
1959–2007
A theatre without a home
Casts and crews perform in local elementary schools and later at Anne Arundel Community College. Alice in Wonderland becomes CTA’s most-produced show, staged six times.
Act II · A home of our own
2007
Ground broken at Bay Head Park
Then-Vice President Bill Smith, a local architect, leads the building of CTA’s own theatre.
Theatre architect Bill Smith, CTA Vice President (in memoriam), during the theatre’s construction
2008
Our theatre opens with Peter Pan
2018
Ruby Griffith Award
CTA becomes the first children’s theatre in the region to win the award for All-Around Production Excellence, for Beauty and the Beast.
2019
Best Theatre Company in Annapolis
The Capital Readers Choice Awards.
2020
Best Nonprofit in Annapolis
What’s Up? Media.
Intermission · The show must go on
2020–2021
Pandemic pause, then back on stage
CTA closes in March 2020. The lights come back on in March 2021 with She Kills Monsters, followed by Frozen Jr. and The Addams Family playing to full houses by the fall.
Act III · Growing our reach
2024
Growing Our Reach campaign launches
246 new seats for the main theatre and plans for a black box theater, two new classrooms and a lobby gallery. Read about the campaign.
2025–2026
CTA Cares expands community outreach
Free tickets, tuition and donations reach Title 1 schools, community partners and families across Anne Arundel County.
2026
Best of Annapolis
What’s Up? Magazine.
2026–2027
A season of self-acceptance and belonging
Frozen, Peter Pan and Wendy and Honk!
Past Productions
2020 – Present
2025-2026
- West Side Story
- Holes by Louis Sachar
- Disney’s The Lion King JR
2024-2025
- Tuck Everlasting the Musical
- Alice in Wonderland
- Disney’s Finding Nemo JR
2023-2024
- Disney’s The Little Mermaid
- A Midsummer Night’s Dream
- Disney’s Descendants the Musical
2022-2023
- Once Upon a Mattress
- Peter & The Starcatcher
- Matilda
2021-2022
- The Addams Family
- Robin Hood
- Annie
2020-2021
- She Kills Monsters: Young Adventurer’s Edition
- Disney’s Frozen Jr.
She Kills Monsters: Young Adventurers Edition (2021)
2011 – 2019
2019-2020
- Tarzan
- The Hobbit
2018-2019
- Peter Pan
- The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
- Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr.
2017-2018
- Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
- Madagascar, a Musical Adventure Jr.
2016-2017
- Seussical the Musical
- Treasure Island
- James & the Giant Peach Jr.
2015-2016
- Haphazardly Ever After
- Mary Poppings
- Sleeping Beauty
2014-2015
- The Canterville Ghost
- Wizard of Oz
- Bugsy Malone Jr.
2013-2014
- Snow White
- Shrek the Musical
- Pippi Longstocking
2012-2013
- Get Smart
- Legally Blonde
- The Little Mermaid Jr.
2011-2012
- The Witches: A Tribute to Roald Dahl
- Grease, The School Version
- Alice in Wonderland Jr.
2010-2011
- Say What: Play Word and Word Plays
- Once Upon a Mattress
- A Night at the Wax Museum
Alice in Wonderland (2012)
Guys & Dolls (2004)
2000-2010
2009-2010 (50th Anniversary Year)
- Brundibar
- The Music Man
- Willie Wonka Jr.
2008-2009
- Peter Pan
- The Adventures of Dr. Doolittle
2007-2008
- Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
- Annie Jr.
2006-2007
- Bye Bye Birdie
- Aladdin Jr.
2005-2006
- The Wizard of Oz
- Honk! Jr.
- Seussical the Musical
2004-2005
- Guys and Dolls
- Charlotte’s Web
2003-2004
- Alice in Wonderland
- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
2002-2003
- Snow White
- Cinderella
2001-2002
- The Sound of Music
- The Emperor’s New Clothes
2000-2001
- The King and I
- Oliver
1990-2000
1999-2000
- State Fair
- The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
1998-99
- Once Upon a Mattress
- Pinocchio
1997-98
- Babes in Arms
1996-97
- Babes in Toyland
- How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
1995-96
- Alice in Wonderland
- Fabulous Fable Factory
1994-1995
- The Mystery of Edwin Drood
- Snow White Goes West
1993-1994
- Anything Goes
1992-93
- Calamity Jane
- The Emperor’s New Clothes
1991-92
- Wizard of Oz
- Babes in Toyland
1990-91
- How to Eat Like a Child
- Lil Abner
The Wizard of Oz (1991)
The Hobbit (1987)
1980-1990
1989-90
- Annie, Get Your Gun
- Wind in the Willows
1988-89
- Anne of Green Gables
- Pinocchio
1987-88
- Cinderella
- The Hobbit
1986-87
- Bamum
- Alice in Wonderland
1985-86
- H.M.S Pinafore
- The Wizard of Oz
- The Velveteen Rabbit
1984-1985 (25th Anniversary Year)
- Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
- Peter Pan
- Encore
1983-1984
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the Black Forest
- Babes in Toyland
1982-83
- Fabulous Fable Factory
- 45 Minutes from Broadway
- An Evening of Milne
1981-82
- Annie, Get Your Gun
- The Sound of Music
1980-81
- The Velveteen Rabbit
- The Wizard of Oz
1970-1980
1979-80
- Oliver
- Tom Sawyer
1978-79
- No Major Productions
1977-78
- A Day at the Flicks or Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts
1976-77
- The Ghosts on Green Street
- Sing Ho for a Prince
1975-76
- Maggie Flynn
- Alice in Wonderland
1974-1975
- Babes in Toyland
1973-1974
- 1920s Musical Review
1972-73
- Cinderella
- Peter Pan
1971-72
- The Emperor’s Daughters
- Winnie the Pooh
1970-71
- N-24 from Mars
- Hansel and Gretel
N-24 From Mars (1970)
Hansel & Gretel (1959)
1959-1970
1969-70
- The Little Princess
- Rip Van Winkle
1968-69
- Harkee the Cat
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
1967-68
- Cinderella
- The Unwicked Witch
1966-67
- Kalau and the Magic Numbers
- Alice in Wonderland
1965-66
- Huckleberry Finn
- Prospero’s Magic Cape
1964-1965
- The Stolen Prince
1963-1964
- The Ghost of Mr. Penny
- The Trouble with Tricks
1962-63
- Old King Cole
1961-62
- N-24 from Mars
1960-61
- The Witch’s Lullaby
1959-60
- Hansel and Gretel
People
Executive Board
Michelle Bruno
President
John Lyons
Vice President
Kelly Rollison
Treasurer
Jon Marker
Secretary
Ally Tierney
Executive Producer
Board of Directors
Eric Kempton
Board Member
Jordyne Hebron
Board Member
Jennifer Politte
Board Member
Advisory Board
Heather Bagnall
Maryland State Delegate, District 33C · Advisory Board Member
Natalie DeVries
Advisory Board Member
Tracy Rinehart
Advisory Board Member
Dylan Roche
Advisory Board Member
LaVonne Taliaferro-Bunch
Advisory Board Member
Jim Tierney
Advisory Board Member
Beth Wilson
Advisory Board Member
Staff
Jason Kimmell
Executive Director of Management and Education
Amy Schropp
Executive Director of Development and Engagement
Georgia Johnson
Box Office Coordinator
Latest News
Stay up to date with the latest happenings at Children’s Theatre of Annapolis.
Growing Our Reach
Capital Campaign
Deep roots. New branches.
For more than 65 years, CTA has given young people a stage, a crew and a community. Our Growing Our Reach campaign will transform our annex into a state-of-the-art arts center with a black box theater, two new classrooms, a lobby gallery for local artists and space for the whole community to create.
$891,901 raised of our $2,515,093 goal
Growing Our Reach campaign progress
35% raised
Help us reach 100% by July 2027
FAQs
Tickets
How can I buy tickets?
We encourage patrons to buy tickets via TicketLeap.
How much are tickets?
For the current season:
- Adults: $20
- Seniors (60 and over): $18
- Kids (12 and under): $18
- Military (with valid ID): $18
Do you offer season subscriptions?
Yes, a season subscription gets you tickets for all of the season’s shows at a reduced rate. Learn more on the Tickets section of the website.
Are there any discounts?
Groups of 10 or more can purchase $13 tickets when all members of the group are attending the same performance. These tickets are not exchangeable or refundable. Season subscribers also receive a discount for each show.
What are box office hours?
CTA’s box office is staffed by one part-time staff member. Please be patient, as there are not currently regular box office hours. Purchasing tickets is best done online at Ticketleap; however, if you need to contact the box office manager, email boxoffice@childrenstheatreofannapolis.orgor call 410-757-2281 and leave a voicemail.
Does my infant/toddler need a ticket?
CTA does not have a minimum age for attending a production. However, due to fire code regulations, all patrons, regardless of age(including lap infants), must have a ticket.
How do I redeem tickets I won in an auction or raffle?
Email boxoffice@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org with the organization you won the tickets from, how many tickets you won, and the requested date and time of the show you’d like to see.
Can I exchange my tickets for another date?
CTA is able to exchange tickets for another date on a case-by-case basis. The exchange must be done at least 24 hours in advance and is subject to seating availability at the requested show.
What happens if the show is canceled?
During inclement weather or unsafe road conditions, CTA may cancel a performance or event. In the event of a cancellation, an email will be sent to all ticket-holders, and posts will be made on our social media channels. If a performance is canceled, ticket-holders may reschedule their tickets for a different performance (subject to availability) or receive a refund.
Can I get a refund for unused tickets?
Tickets are nonrefundable. CTA graciously accepts the donation of unused tickets to resell to sold-out performances.
Attending a Show
Do you sell concessions?
Yes, the concessions stand in the lobby sells water, sparkling water, soda, juice, and snacks such as chips, popcorn, and candy. All snacks are $2, and the proceeds go to the Miriam Wolfe Scholarship Fund and other special projects. However, we ask that you refrain from eating or drinking anything other than water in the actual theatre.
Is there parking nearby?
There is free parking adjacent to CTA with plenty of parking spots.
Do you have a coat or stroller check?
No, we do not have a coat check. We may be able to store a stroller in the box office, based on space.
What is your photo policy?
Please refrain from taking photos or video during all performances, as it violates the contract with the production’s licensing agency and can distract or risk the safety of the performers.
Is the theatre handicap-accessible?
Yes, the theatre is handicap-accessible. We also offer listening devices for hearing-impaired audience members.
The first matinee of every show run is ASL-interpreted and sensory-friendly. To reserve seats in front of the ASL interpreter, email boxoffice@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
How many seats are in the theatre?
246—and there’s not a bad seat in the house.
What happens if I miss a performance?
Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged after the performance you missed. If you think you cannot attend a performance to which you’ve purchased tickets, email boxoffice@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org as far in advance as possible to see if tickets are available for another date.
What happens if I’m late for a performance?
We understand that being late is unavoidable sometimes. If you know that you’re going to be late, please call the box office at 410-757-2281, as it is staffed hour one prior to showtime. When you arrive, ushers will seat you during a break in scenes to minimize distractions to the audience and performers. Latecomer seating is at the discretion of the House Manager. In the case of a sold-out performance, tickets will be held until curtain time before being resold if the box office has not been alerted that you’re running late.
Field Trips, Tours + Rentals
Can I book a field trip to a show?
CTA offers one to two shows during school hours for each production. Title 1 schools are given priority. Home-schooled students can buy tickets for $5. To book a field trip or a home-school student ticket, email boxoffice@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org
Can my group take a tour of the theatre?
Yes, on a case-by-case basis. To arrange a tour, please contact shows@childrenstheatreoannapolis.org.
Is the theatre available for rental?
Yes, on a case-by-case basis. Please email info@childrenstheatreoannapolis.org.
Does CTA host birthday parties?
CTA currently does not have the capacity or staff to host birthday parties.
Classes, Camps + Workshops
How old does a child have to be to take a class?
Education opportunities generally start at age 5.
Who teaches the classes?
CTA hires highly qualified local performers, theatre professionals and educators to teach its classes.
Are scholarships or payment plans available for tuition?
Yes. CTA believes strongly that theatre education should be accessible to all, regardless of income level. To discuss scholarships and payment plans, contact Jason Kimmell, Executive Director of Management and Education, at info@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
How can I cancel a class registration?
Contact info@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
Auditioning + Being Cast
How old does a child have to be to audition?
All shows are open to ages 8-18. Auditioners must be between those ages as of the audition date, as well as not yet have graduated from high school. Please check each individual auditioning notice for the audition age for each show.
Does my child need to have prior drama experience?
No! We welcome auditioners of all experience and skill levels.
Does it cost anything to audition for a show?
No, auditioning is free.
Does it cost anything to be in a show?
All cast members must pay CTA’s annual registration fee of $20, as well as a $300 production fee, which goes to support the show’s expenses. Financial assistance and payment plans are available for production fees. Please contact Jason Kimmell, Executive Director of Management and Education, at info@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
Are scholarships or payment plans available?
Yes. CTA believes strongly that theatre education should be accessible to all, regardless of income level. To discuss financial assistance and payment plans, contact info@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
When are rehearsals?
Generally speaking, CTA rehearses from 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 1-5 p.m. Sundays for the specified rehearsal periods. Not all cast members will be called to each rehearsal, with the exception of tech week (the final week before the show), during which all cast members will be required to be at rehearsals (generally, 5:30-9:30 p.m.). Additionally rehearsals may be called at the discretion of the show’s director.
Volunteering + Other Questions
How can I volunteer with CTA?
CTA is always looking for volunteers! For more information, visit the Volunteer section of the website. All volunteers age 18+ must pass a background check through Anne Arundel County Parks and Recreation.
Can I support CTA in another way?
You can also support CTA by making a donation, purchasing an advertisement in a show program, donating to and attending our annual fundraiser or sponsoring a show, season or event
Does CTA donate tickets to silent auctions or raffles?
Yes, on a case-by-case basis, CTA can offer up to four tickets to local nonprofit organizations or K-12 schools as a donation. To inquire, email boxoffice@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
Is CTA a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit?
Yes, CTA is registered with the IRS as a tax-exempt 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Our tax ID number is 23-7003491
Miriam Wolfe Scholarship
The CTA Miriam Wolfe Scholarship was established in 1989 in memory of CTA alumna Miriam Wolfe (September 26, 1968-December 21, 1988), who died in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. Miriam’s mother, Rosemary Mild, often participates in the scholarship selection process and gives the winners an autographed copy of her book, “Miriam’s World–and Mine.” The scholarship is supported by concession sales at CTA events throughout the year.
Applications are open to graduating high school seniors. Applications are due May 1.
At a Glance
Awards
$1,500 + $1,000
One to three scholarships each year: one for $1,500 and the others for $1,000.
Who can apply
Graduating seniors
High school seniors with a 2.5+ GPA who plan to stay involved in the performing arts in college.
Deadline
May 1
Winners are announced at CTA’s Senior Red Carpet Event in June. You don’t have to attend to win.
Requirements
- Be a high school senior.
- Submit a completed application, including transcripts or a high school counselor signature. Additional pages are accepted; please don’t include personal resumes.
- Provide one (1) letter of recommendation from an adult associated with the performing arts. It cannot be from a relative.
- Have a GPA of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale.
- Plan to be involved in the performing arts at the college level, in artistic or technical roles. You do not need to major in the performing arts.
How to apply: Email your completed application, essays and letter of recommendation to scholarships@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org by May 1.
All criteria must be met and the application must be complete, including a verified GPA and a counselor signature or official transcript. By applying, you acknowledge you are no longer eligible to perform in CTA productions as a student after the current school year.
How Applications Are Scored
A scholarship committee of three CTA board members and three outside panelists with no connection to the applicants reads and grades each application. Applicants must score 80 points or higher to be considered.
| Points | Category |
|---|---|
| 30 | Contributions to CTA (performing and technical) |
| 15 | Other participation in the performing arts (performing, technical or support role) |
| 10 | Training in the performing arts or a technical aspect of the arts (school, community, private) |
| 10 | Special honors or awards (school or community) |
| 5 | Other activities outside the performing arts during grades 9–12 (community, church, school, sports, etc.) |
| 15 | Essay (200 words or less): How has CTA influenced who you are today? |
| 15 | Essay (200 words or less): How do you imagine the performing arts will continue to be a part of your future? |
| 100 | Total possible points |
Scholarship FAQ
Who makes the decisions?
The CTA board establishes a scholarship committee each year to grade and select recipients. It includes three CTA board members and three outside panelists, chosen carefully so they have no connection to the applicants.
What happens if there’s a tie?
In the case of a point tie, the funds are divided equally.
What happens if no one wins?
If no applicant reaches the required 80 points, the funds are held for future years.
How is the scholarship funded?
The scholarship is supported by concession sales at CTA events throughout the year.
Previous Scholarship Recipients
2026Jeremiah Gilbert, Peter Cardillo, Justin Porath, Skylar Switzer
2025Olivia Hurd, Mallory Owen, Ali Schropp
2024Finn Hintermister, Mia Rinehart, Anna Porter, Anya Lengbeyer, Teaghan McLaughlin, Erica Herdrich
View all recipients since 1990
- 2023 – Ryan McCandless, Emily Egna, Cate Weiss
- 2022 – Andrew Wilson, Haven Hitchcock, Liam O’Toole
- 2021 – Drew Sharpe, Arden Tierney
- 2020 – Annabelle Cotton, Matthew Beagan
- 2019 – Madison Sokolowski, Dave Martinek
- 2018 – Hannah Wilson
- 2017 – Matthew Lucente, Ella Green
- 2016 – Alexandra Baca, Geneva Croteau
- 2015 – Elizabeth Steele, Colleen Coleman
- 2014 – Maddie Poole, Cassidy Hamilton
- 2013 – Austin Heemstra, Nick Brice
- 2012 – Jessica Straub, Mark Hollerbach
- 2011 – Justin Binnix, Zachary Konick
- 2010 – Molly Dukes, Steve Mangum
- 2009 – RJ Pavel, Katherine Riddle
- 2008 – Lindsay Espinosa, Bethany Lamolinara
- 2007 – Chris Engler, Josh Konick
- 2006 – Katie Gardner, Jillian Foley
- 2005 – Andrew Lincoln, Brittany Taylor
- 2004 – Jamie Boyle, Elena Crall
- 2003 – Kerry Deitrick, Eileen Keck, Angie Boss
- 2002 – Carrie Ponder, Brian Hoffman
- 2001 – Hayley Clark
- 2000 – Kathleen Scott
- 1999 – Robin Beers, Katy Smith
- 1998 – Josh McGuire
- 1997 – Christopher Dahl
- 1996 – Justin Brill
- 1995 – Karen Zucco
- 1994 – Susan Woda
- 1993 – Tiffany Baldwin
- 1992 – Lauren Kirby
- 1991 – Karl-Erik Johnson
- 1990 – Nicole Roblyer
Jobs
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis is continually searching for individuals to add to our growing list of qualified and dynamic teaching artists and artistic staff (director, music director and choreographer).
PART-TIME PATRON EXPERIENCE & BOX OFFICE COORDINATOR
The Patron Experience & Box Office Coordinator serves as the vital central hub of operations for our nonprofit theatre organization. This hybrid role seamlessly blends Live Event Front-of-House Operations, Box Office & Administrative Operations.
Because this is a part-time, non-exempt position (15-20 hours/week), the schedule naturally fluctuates based on the production calendar. The role requires an on-site presence during production runs (evenings and weekends) for live event management, shifting to weekday remote or office hours for administration, database cleanup, group sales outreach, and regional promotional tracking.
COMPENSATION: $18 (hourly) | HOURS: 15-20 (weekly)
TEACHING ARTIST POSITIONS: Qualified candidates, email your resume and note of interest to info@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
ARTISTIC/PRODUCTION TEAM POSITIONS: Qualified candidates, email your resume and note of interest to executiveproducer@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
Company Description
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis (CTA), established in 1959, is a community-based, 501(c)3 non-profit organization that is dedicated to nurturing the growth and development of the love of theatre in children age 5 to 18, through participation in all aspects of the theatrical experience, including performance, workshops, technical elements, community involvement, and apprenticeships. CTA provides a positive circle of influence through friendships that foster self-esteem, creativity, commitment, teamwork, appreciation, and dedication. CTA serves the child and the community.
Background Check Requirement
Because Children’s Theatre of Annapolis works directly with youth, all offers of employment are contingent upon the successful completion of a comprehensive state and federal criminal background check.
Equal Opportunity Employer (EEO) Statement
Children’s Theatre of Annapolis (CTA) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In accordance with Maryland State law and federal regulations, CTA provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, status as a covered veteran, or any other protected characteristic protected by applicable local, state, or federal laws.
CTA is committed to providing a diverse, inclusive, and accessible environment for all staff, volunteers, and patrons.