We were thrilled to announce Dr Rosaleen McDonagh as the All In Access Scheme Champion for Ireland at our first event to introduce the scheme to Irish stakeholders. All In is a disabled led project wh...

Without equitable access to life enhancing benefits, disabled people's participation in culture is severely limited, writes the UK's arts access champion Andrew Miller.

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Five years after the first Covid lockdown, disability advocate Andrew Miller reflects on the huge progress made in terms of disabled access to the arts, but warns theatre not to get complacent

Five years after the first Covid lockdown, disability advocate Andrew Miller reflects on the huge progress made in terms of disabled access to the arts, but warns theatre not to get complacent

The influential disability advocate Andrew Miller discusses barriers to accessing arts and culture, the benefits of inclusivity, and how All In will help.

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All In believes creativity and culture should be accessible to everyone. That’s why we are developing a UK-wide access scheme.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says children are missing out on educational TV because of how online platforms operate.

The scheme, which promises to address inconsistent access policies for disabled theatregoers, has been developed by all four of the UK’s arts councils

We’re committed to improving access for disabled people across the creative and cultural sector.

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