Events

Ātea is a training programme led by disabled people that aims to increase participants' awareness of attitudes towards disabled people, and how to reduce barriers so that everyone can participate fully in society.

Equal Voices Arts will be running a two-year pilot programme to provide accessible workshops and training opportunities specially designed for D/deaf artists and those in the Deaf community who are interested in performance and making original performance works.

My Life My Voice is offering Peer Supporter Training for free for disabled people, tāngata whaikaha Māori or people with an impairment who want to learn how to support other disabled people.

Te Tui is having a discussion with Deaf and disabled communities in response to the exhibition 'Who can think, what can think' about disability representation in art, the visibility of Deaf and disabled artists, and how to create accessible art spaces.