Contact Theatre has some AMAZING accessible provisions in its Autumn programme this year, including BSL interpreted shows, relaxed performances, familiarisation sessions, live captioning and more. This
Category: Art & Access
Introduction To Zine-Making @ the Nothing About Us Without Us Exhibition Launch
Inspired by new exhibition Nothing About Us Without Us (on show until 16 October 2023), join this intimate workshop to learn about zines; what they are, how to
Mad in America interviews Ellie…
(Hi, I’m Ellie & I run/operate under the moniker of Still ill OK & have never quite worked out how to pronoun – I/we –
Exciting, Free & BSL & Live Captioned Events Coming Up with #WeShallNotBeRemoved
As Project Manager & Events Busybody of #WeShallNotBeRemoved, I couldn’t resist sharing these free online events with some incredible women doing incredible things. Rachel Nwokoro:
Deadline Friday 18th December: Call for Evidence Regarding the Disability Employment Gap
Standard print and Large Print Word & PDF version of this call-out are available for free here. Let’s make sure we are listened to!
Funny Peculiar Review: The Perfect Antidote to Lockdown Blues
Losing your identity, your sense of humour and your smile reflex are serious concerns during this period, particularly as we head into Lockdown 2 or,
Research 4 Access! [[Action Needed]]
Below are a few brief surveys that are out being shared at the moment with the view of improving access in all its nitty gritty
free talk from arts council england RE: the new funding & disabled artists
Who’s in the Zoom? is a new series of talks by #WeShallNotBeRemoved for the disability arts industry in the UK. As part one of the
online accessibility survey
I’ve updated the previous survey I did for Nice Time to be more relevant, following various online experiences during lockdown. I’m putting together a plan
smiley face – opportunities for disabled creatives
Funding opportunities DaDaFest – Disabled and/or D/deaf Artist call out! Working in partnership DaDaFest, Unlimited and the Granada Foundation are inviting d/Deaf and/or disabled artists
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