External Reading
More resources to help you make your event more accessible:
- Accessible Social Media Content Guide: A 10-step guide to make your social media content more accessible
- Attitude is Everything DIY Access Toolkit: A guide for bands, artists and promoters on how to make gigs and tours more accessible for deaf and disabled people
- Email Accessibility: Designing Accessible Emails: Email accessibility entails designing and sending emails that can be read and understood by each and every subscriber, despite their visual compartment or other disabilities
- Accessible Marketing Guide: for those working in the arts to ensure that their communications are inclusive of disabled people, from Shape Arts
- Designing for accessibility: Dos and don'ts on designing for accessibility, from Gov.uk
- ISAN/ Outdoor Arts Access Toolkit: Outdoor Arts UK has created a brilliant guide to assist creative practitioners looking to make their outdoor events accessible for all.
- Accessible Theatre: Provides a step-by-step guide for venues working on captioned, audio described and British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted performances.
- Social Model of Disability Overview from Shape Arts
- The Social Model Factsheet from Inclusion London
- 7 Principles for an Inclusive Recovery from WeShallNotBeRemoved