National Code of Practice

The National Arts and Disability Code of Practice is being developed as part of the Arts and Disability Associated Plan. It will set out clear expectations for access and representation across the arts, cultural, screen and digital games sectors, with practical guidance for creating fair, safe and respectful workplaces for d/Deaf and disabled artists and arts workers. It will also identify ways to improve accessibility, address ableism and advance equity across the sector.

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We recognise the huge contribution people with lived and living experience make to ADNA's work, disability advocacy, and arts and culture in general.

ADNA uses ‘person-first language,’ emphasising the person, not the disability. As a disability-led organisation, we also embrace ‘identity-first’ language, acknowledging disability as identity.

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