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A2A Training

Audio Description Training

Learn Audio Description with our 12-week online course!

Do you love to write or perform, and have a desire to work towards making the arts more accessible?

Audio Description is the verbal or written description of artworks, theatre, events and videos, for people who are blind or low-vision.

This course will guide you on how to write, record, and deliver audio descriptions with expert support!

Where: Online.
When: Starting 19 January 2027.

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A2A Training

Make your organisation more accessible and inclusive

Are you and your organisation looking to become more inclusive and accessible to a significant part of the population? We can help!

Through our training courses, which include our Access and Inclusion Training with Access2Arts, you’ll be able to enact real action and change not only within your organisation, but within the greater South Australian and Australian society.

The disabled community, which can include those living with chronic illness and mental illness, make up over 4.4 million Australians, which is around 1 in 6 Australians.

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Massive thank you to Access2Arts and the Windmill team for providing audio description and a pre-show tactile tour, which meant I could experience the visual magic of this show as closely as possible without actual vision. Access like this truly matters and makes a powerful difference to my live theatre experience.
Rachael Leahcar, Service User.
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A.I. as an Access Tool Workshop

A free workshop designed exclusively for artists with a disability. Learn practical ways to use AI as an effective access tool.

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Audio Description

Learn how to provide people who are blind or have low vision with accessible verbal commentary by providing information on actions and visual elements

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Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Grants

Art grant recipients revealed!


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Got an idea?

Find the latest opportunities within SA and Australia to help your arts ideas come to life! A show, sculpture, project, visual artwork - let us help.

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Help us make a difference

Become a part of activating change - help us remove barriers to the arts and create arts opportunities for those with disability.

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Featured Artist

Nigel Matejcic

Nigel Matejcic is a visual artist based in Adelaide, South Australia, painting in a new age style of abstract expressionism. Nigel creates art from his passions of spirituality, mental health and art. 

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