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Our DIY Access Guide and Access Starts Online guidance has been translated into 16 languages. With the support of the British Council, we have translated the following guidance for venue and event organisers: If you find these resources useful, and use them to improve accessibility for a venue or event, please let us know via [email protected].…

Our new Accessible Volunteering Guide shares tips and guidance on how to make events more accessible for disabled volunteers.
We’ve published a range of guides, reports, and resources covering access for audiences, artists, professionals, and the sector at large. Check out our resources by clicking one of the buttons below. Data-driven reports and reflections exploring the state of access and inclusion across the creative sector. Useful resources designed for individuals accessing work or music…

“Most places don’t intentionally shut us out. They just need the right tools and knowledge. It’s so important for bands and promoters to be aware of the access barriers that their fans face so they can work with venues to solve them“. Hannah McKearnen, gig-goer and blogger Year published: 2017 Are you a band or…
Our Next Stage initiative works to ensure that artists who have access requirements can thrive within the music industry. Whether you have access requirements or not, as a professional musician, producer, DJ or solo artist, you can play your part in making your shows more accessible. Download our DIY Access Guide to get top tips…

“Most places don’t intentionally shut us out. They just need the right tools and knowledge. It’s so important for bands and promoters to be aware of the access barriers that their fans face so they can work with venues to solve them“. Hannah McKearnen, gig-goer and blogger Year published: 2017 Are you a band or…

Attitude is Everything’s Accessible Funding Guide is a podcast series designed to demystify the funding process for artists and music professionals, without compromising their wellbeing as a Deaf, disabled or neurodivergent person. The Accessible Funding Guide is hosted by Digital Content Coordinator Joy Addo. Each episode will feature key insights, advice and experiences from artists…

Navigating the world of music funding can feel overwhelming, but there are incredible organisations offering grants, bursaries, and support to help you thrive. We’ve listed five organisations to help you access funding opportunities as a Deaf, disabled, or neurodivergent artist or music professional. Drake Music Drake Music is a Disabled-led charity that pioneers innovation in…
A growing collection of resources you might find helpful. If you’ve found something useful online, please let us know so we can add it here! Email us at [email protected]. Starting out How to market yourself as an artist – Off The Record Start to work as a private music teacher – The Musician’s Union Starting…
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