News Archive - Page 14 of 31 - Accessible Arts

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Making Live Music Accessible | ATAG Online 24 Sep 2020

3/09/2020

Join us for this FREE online panel about amping up access for and inclusion of people with disability in the Australian music industry.
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Jaci Armstrong Joins Accessible Arts Board

20/08/2020

Disability advocate and policy advisor Jaci Armstrong has joined the board of Accessible Arts as a director.
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In-Conversation: Bridie McKim + Roz Hammond

4/08/2020

Two of the stars of inclusive ABC TV drama The Heights will discuss the ups and downs of performance, representation and disability during this FREE online Q&A event.
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New Workshop To Help Arts Orgs Deliver Access For Online Events

4/08/2020

Book in now for our new workshop and get 2-for-1!
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Bundanon Residency Program To Empower Creativity & Careers of Artists With Disability

30/07/2020

Applications are now open for the 2020 Accessible Arts and Bundanon Trust Artist-In-Residence Program
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Get On Board Workshop

9/07/2020

Get the knowledge and skills you need to take your arts leadership ambitions to the next level.

Two dancers are intertwined together through their arm movements. From the left the dancer is bent over with his arms stretched downwards and they are linked with the hands of the dancer on the right. Her head is facing upwards with her body leaning backwards. To the right of the image is a wheelchair. Coloured image on a blacked-out stage, stage lighting shining on the artists.

What Is Access In Dance?

7/07/2020

Join us for a free public forum on accessible dance education, training and practice.

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Live-Streaming Accessible Events | ATAG Online 22 July

7/07/2020

Join us for this FREE online panel about streaming fully accessible live online events using multiple content sources.

Working With First Nations Artists With Disability Workshop

2/07/2020

Improve how you and your organisation works with artists with disability from First Nations communities.

Making Social Media Accessible Workshop

30/06/2020

Get some bright ideas about making your social media content more accessible for people with disability.