Learning – ADNA

Setting Access Access begins with what artists need to make, work and participate safely. It includes time, communication, materials, spaces, support and the freedom to name what helps creative practice thrive. Practicing Access Access begins before a person enters the room. It means planning, budgeting and building flexible ways of working so d/Deaf and disabled artists and arts workers are not left to carry access alone. Advancing Access Access grows through shared responsibility. It asks organisations, funders, venues, festivals and communities to keep learning, stay accountable and carry access forward into every project, policy and relationship. Access tools Introduction to Access National Code of Practice Access Riders Access and Inclusion Plans Language Guides Accessible Content Events and Exhibitions Accessible Performances Working with D/Deaf and Disabled Artists Building Careers Building a creative career can feel overwhelming, but you do not have to navigate it alone. These practical toolkits have been designed to support artists at every stage of their journey, providing guidance, resources and strategies to help develop skills, build networks, access opportunities and sustain a creative practice. Whether you are just starting out or looking to take the next step, these guides offer practical tools to support your artistic and professional growth. How to Map Your Career How to Network How to Show Your Value