Thank you for expressing your interest. We’re all booked up!
We are specifically looking for organisations that are:
- Non-music organisations
- Grassroots music venues
- Based in Levelling Up for Culture Places*
Any venue or organisation who signs up to Community Pilot will receive Attitude is Everything’s online Disability Equality and Customer Service training for a maximum of two members of staff from your organisation.
* The list of Levelling Up for Culture Places can be found here.
The commitment
To use the digital charter portal for one month and attend two online meetings, and complete one online survey.
The online meetings will be:
- 28th February 11am-12pm
- 28th March 11am-12pm
The first meeting will be a welcome meeting to explain how the pilot will run, how to use the digital portal, and to meet members of the Charter team.
The second meeting will be a feedback session for you to share your thoughts on how the online portal and Charter process worked for you and your organisation.
What is the Live Events Access Charter?
What is the Live Events Access Charter?
Attitude is Everything’s Live Events Access Charter is a framework, toolkit, and assessment process designed to drive genuine accessibility across the live events and music industry. Building on 25 years of feedback from disabled people and extensive collaboration with industry professionals, the Charter sets a standard for inclusive practices across venues, from grassroots to arenas and festivals. It empowers and celebrates those committed to progress, fostering community and peer support to make accessibility integral to every part of live events.
Through collective ambition and innovation, we aim to create spaces where accessibility is not a luxury but an essential standard.
Why should we join the Charter?
The Live Events Access Charter is free at the point of use and offers a comprehensive framework to support live event venues and festivals in achieving accessibility excellence. By joining, organisations demonstrate leadership in accessibility, enhance attendee experiences, and gain operational, reputational, and financial advantages.
For organisations receiving regular funding from Arts Council England, the Charter is a valuable tool to showcase best practices in accessibility. As part of our IPSO role, we are committed to supporting organisations in becoming more inclusive.
