What we do:

We are ADNA, short for Arts and Disability Network Australia.

ADNA is the national gateway for Australian disability arts and culture.

A group of ten people stand smiling below the entrance to a community centre. Framing the group is a black and white striped mural, featuring a painted purple lizard with teal linework.
A young person wearing glasses and a blue backwards-facing cap speaks into a microphone. Two older people are seated to their right, and one person on their left, all smiling and watching the speaker attentively.

We uncover the voices of d/Deaf and disabled artists, artsworkers and screen practitioners country wide.

Come with us on this journey to amplify our community’s stories and grow Australia’s disability arts movement.

It’s time to build a new Arts and Disability Network Australia
one that belongs to you!

Help ADNA shape the future of access, inclusion, and advocacy for the country’s d/Deaf and disabled artists, arts workers, screen and cultural organisations.

Photographed in black and white, a young man in a wheelchair and a crouching woman smile, face to face, their arms interlaced.