Creating a Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) will help your organisation increase disabled people’s engagement with all aspects of your organisation. DAIPs build on what you’ve already done, examine your capacity to do more and help your organisation move forward in a staged and strategic way.
Learn how to go beyond the bare minimum. Find out about the Social Model of Disability, examine the barriers disabled people face across the Australian arts sector, question stereotypes, myths and misconceptions about disabled people, and make a commitment to change. We have a number of courses available depending on your organisations area of work and the services you offer. These training courses include:
– Disability 101
– Digital Access
– Accessible Customer Services
– Accessible Events
– Creating Access Guides
– Website Audits
Is your organisation interested in training your own in-house audio describers? Are you interested in becoming an audio describer yourself? Access2Arts developed Australia’s first professional live audio description service and are the leading national provider of live professional audio description training.
Upcoming audio description training courses for 2025:
Thursday 2pm – 4pm (Starting April 3rd – Ending June 19th)
Thursday 6pm – 8pm (Starting July 1st – Ending September 18th)
Tuesday Daytime (Starting September 30th – Ending December 16th) or;
Tuesday Evenings (Starting September 30th – Ending December 16th)
Find more information and submit your expression of interest to join an upcoming audio description training course here.
You can learn more about audio description training in our Audio Description Training Frequently Asked Questions page here.
Need advice on your events, policies, action plans or communications? Want to know more about access audits and mystery shoppers? Or do you just want to get in touch with amazing disabled artists and companies? As an access expert and advocate, Access2Arts offers ongoing consultancy and advice to support arts organisations to increase access, inclusion and representation of disabled people.
It opens my eyes to the disability world. I came here knowing nothing about (the) disability world and now I feel great knowing what to do to fulfil some
peoples access requirements.
A WOMADelaide volunteer after our Access and Inclusion Training, 2023
For training enquiries and advice, email us at training@access2arts.org.au call 08 8463 1689.