Our upcoming event will focus on First Nations storytelling as a central platform for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultures, Identity and Empowerment.

The Access Ideas and Insights panel will explore Storytelling as a living knowledge system – one that sustains First Nations Cultures, including language and traditional practices, while respectfully shaping community connection and advocating for collective responsibility.

The line-up of knowledgeable speakers includes Aretha Brown, Akala Newman and Daniel McDonald, with MC Colin Kinchela.

Check out the latest episode of the Access Ideas and Insights Podcast Series: Disability Leadership.

In this episode, we explore two perspectives shaping contemporary disability leadership: the artist and the CEO. We’re joined by Riana Head-Toussaint and Joshua Pether. Together, they unpack what disability leadership looks like in action and why this vital, transformative force is shaping the future of the arts.

In celebration of International Day of People with Disability, Accessible Arts, in partnership with the Sydney Opera House, recently presented an Access Ideas and Insights event exploring Disability Leadership. Panellists Uncle Paul Calcott, Eliza Hull, and Sarah-Mace Dennis and MC Liz Martin shared valuable insights. If you missed this event or would like to experience it again, check out the accessible recordings.

Applications are now open for the 2026 Createability Internship Program.

Up to 16 creative practitioners with disability or who are d/Deaf will be selected for internship opportunities covering everything from technical TV production and puppet making to theatre programming and graphic design. Exciting roles are located across NSW with leading creative industries.

In celebration of International Day of People with Disability, Accessible Arts, in partnership with the Sydney Opera House, presents a much-anticipated Access Ideas and Insights event exploring Disability Leadership. Renowned artist Uncle Paul Calcott, musician, writer and activist Eliza Hull, and Arts and Disability Network Australia Director Sarah-Mace Dennis will share insights into Disability Leadership […]