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A woman dances with her arm outstretched in a cloud of smoke. Next to her are the words: $41k raised to support people with disability in the arts!
30 July 2019

We did it! $41k raised to support people with disability in the arts

Arts Access Australia is very proud to announce that we reached our recent fundraising target of $20,000, raising a total of $21,051.15 to support people with disability in the arts! But that’s not all. Because we reached our fundraising ...

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A large group of people with their arms stretched to the sky. Overlaid on the image is the Meeting Place logo.
6 August 2019

SAVE THE DATE: Meeting Place 2019

Australia's leading forum on arts, culture and disability is headed to Canberra over three days this summer, culminating on the International Day of People with Disability.

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Four musicians perform on stage in a band below a sign that reads Meeting Place.
4 June 2019

Q&A with Rudely Interrupted

Melbourne indie rock band Rudely Interrupted received a travel grant to attend the first international Meeting Place, held in Berlin in 2017. Here, we chat with guitarist Rohan Brooks and singer/keyboardist Rory Burnside about their experience at M...

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10 May 2019

EVENT: Annual General Meeting

Arts Access Australia is pleased to invite you to our Annual General Meeting, to be held online on 31 May 2019.

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About 30 people sit on chairs in a hall. They look at the wall onto which a screen is projected with the Arts Access Australia logo. A woman in her 50s (Meagan Shand) speaks into a microphone.
10 May 2019

Leadership initiatives to be funded through new Annual Giving Program

A new national leadership award and travel grants to attend Australia’s annual arts and disability Meeting Place forum are two of the major projects that will be funded under Arts Access Australia’s new Annual Giving Program, launched last week...

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25 April 2019

EVENT (QLD): VIP Muso’s Night Fundraiser

Join us for an intimate evening with VIP artists in the music industry, with all proceeds going to support artists with disability.

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17 April 2019

EVENT: Movie Night Fundraiser with special guest Julia Hales

Join us for a night at the movies with special guest Julia Hales, as we raise money to support artists and arts-workers with disability.

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We are delighted to have been invited to participate in Arts Activated 2019 in Sydney this week. Our CEO Meagan Shand took the stage this morning to present on a panel on Arts Leadership & Disability. Thank you for having us, Accessible Arts!

This image shows Meagan speaking at a lectern on stage. She is tall, in her 50s with brown hair tied back, red lips, and a dark suit. Behind her is a screen with a powerpoint slide showing the Arts Access Australia logo and an image from our #RealMoneyRealJobs pre-election campaign from earlier this year. Also pictured is an Auslan interpreter, four seated panellists (three female and one male) and an empty chair.

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We are delighted to have been invited to participate in Arts Activated 2019 in Sydney this week. Our CEO Meagan Shand took the stage this morning to present on a panel on Arts Leadership & Disability. Thank you for having us, Accessible Arts! This image shows Meagan speaking at a lectern on stage. She is tall, in her 50s with brown hair tied back, red lips, and a dark suit. Behind her is a screen with a powerpoint slide showing the Arts Access Australia logo and an image from our #RealMoneyRealJobs pre-election campaign from earlier this year. Also pictured is an Auslan interpreter, four seated panellists (three female and one male) and an empty chair. #ArtsActivated2019
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23 Aug

Interested in removing barriers to accessing the arts and arts opportunities? Access2Arts (SA) is running an Audio Description training program for live #theatre and visual #arts. To be held in November in South Australia. https://t.co/Lt7DylpTIa

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ArtsAccessAustralia@ArtsAccessAust·
22 Aug

We are delighted to have been invited to participate in Arts Activated 2019 in Sydney this week. Our CEO Meagan Shand took the stage this morning to present on a panel on Arts Leadership & Disability. Thank you for having us, @accessiblearts! #ArtsActivated2019

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ArtsAccessAustralia@ArtsAccessAust·
10 Aug

Beth Ziebarth, the Smithsonian Institution’s Director of Accessibility Programs, will be speaking at the upcoming Arts Activated conference in Sydney. Meanwhile, this article will whet your appetite...

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https://t.co/D4CRoShcRd

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ArtsAccessAustralia@ArtsAccessAust·
9 Aug

We're delighted to partner with the Australia Council for our first AAA Industry Awards Night, to be held on 3 December in Canberra as part of #MeetingPlace2019. Ausco will present their new Arts & Disability Awards on the night, with nominations open now: https://t.co/gK3lpODYjU

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8 Aug

Cocky Guides are currently working on services for the #blind and #visionimpaired to enjoy theatre and performance art. Founder James McFarlane joined radio station @RTRFM to discuss the company. Audio only (no transcript available): https://t.co/esQ3hGgmbg

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