Let’s get together, the 5th Cultural Inclusion Manifesto Conference We are at the last few tickets for the Cultural Inclusion Manifesto Conference – advocating for disability inclusion in art 29th November 2024 at 10:00am at Royal Albert Hall. If you haven’t…
On the 7th June 2023 Cultural Inclusion hosted Making Change Happen Symposium at the Royal Albert Hall. These are some reflections from this event. The event, attended by over 70 people from across the disability and culture sectors, was opened by…
Our very own Paul Morrow has published Cultural Inclusion for Young People with SEND – Practical Strategies for Meaningful Inclusion in Arts and Culture. This practical book offers a multifaceted view of cultural inclusion from the perspective of special educational…
Hello, welcome to the latest newsletter from Cultural Inclusion, it’s been a while since we’ve been in touch and there’s lots to share with you. We are now a Community Interest Company (CIC) The Cultural Inclusion Manifesto is now a Community…
A six-month disabled led programme for cultural leaders wanting to challenge themselves to do better around inclusion and access in their organisations or practice. Inclusive Cultures is designed by Diverse City in association with Sarah Pickthall, and commissioned by Clore…
26th February 2021 – Virtual conference – Save the date The Cultural Inclusion Manifesto is a campaign to ensure that disabled people have access to all aspects of culture and heritage. As creators and consumers; as employees and volunteers; as the…
Arts Council England has released its strategy ‘Let’s Create’ for the next 10 years and puts inclusion high on the agenda. “The support that we give to creative practitioners, particularly D/deaf and disabled people, those from Black and minority ethnic…
The Inclusive Action Plan has been included in GEM’s Access and Inclusion publication, see more (p27).
Five years after first highlighting discriminatory attitudes in ArtsProfessional, the Government’s Disability Champion for Arts and Culture Andrew Miller reflects on progress towards inclusion. See more
The BBC Philharmonic performs Russian classics by Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky in a more relaxed environment – suitable for children and adults with autism, sensory and communication impairments and learning disabilities, as well as individuals who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind and…
