Public Consultation: Australian Code of Conduct for Access in the Arts
The ACCAA will provide a set of national community standards of access in the arts to increase agency of Deaf, Disabled and Neurodivergent people and to tackle abelism in the sector. The ACCAA will include a compliance mechanism to uphold these standards. It will be voluntary for arts organisations and arts projects, but will be strongly encouraged within the sector.
Our aim is to co-design the ACCAA through the support of the arts community, the Deaf and Disabled communities, and the wider public. We are launching a series of public consultations to be held over the coming months. The first of these consultations will be held online on 16 September as part of the Meeting Place 2021 program.
The creation of a national code of conduct on access and inclusion for the arts is very important. We want to hear from anyone and everyone who participates in the arts.
Arts Access Australia has been funded by Australia Council for the Arts sector recovery industry initiative funding to undertake this activity.
Event details
What: Public Consultation: Australian Code of Conduct for Access in the Arts.
Date: 16 September 2021
Join Arts Access Australia’s CEO Matthew Hall and National Program Manager Sarah Houbolt in this inaugural presentation and consultation workshop on developing a co-designed Australian Code of Conduct for Access in the Arts (ACCAA).
This event will be held in two parts.
In Part 1, Matthew and Sarah will outline the purpose of and vision for the ACCAA project, and the timeframe for the public consultation period and roll out. In part 2 of this session, you will engage with other delegates to discuss the important considerations in a national code of conduct for access the arts. Findings from this session will form critical input into the final design of the Code of Conduct.
Part 1 Time: 12.00pm AEST / 11.30am ACST / 10.00am AWST
Duration: 30 mins
Part 2 Time: 1.30pm AEST / 1pm ACST / 11.30am AWST
Duration: 60 mins
Please note: This session includes Zoom breakout rooms and will be recorded for research and documentation.
Please note: This session has a cap of 100 participants. THIS SESSION IS NOW FULL.
If you wanted to attend this session but cannot due to it being at capacity, we encourage you to register for Shaping Culture and Access – an online forum on the Australian Code of Conduct for Access in the Arts, held as part of the upcoming Alter_State festival. Register or find out more about Shaping Culture and Access.
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