
Accessibility and Language
Paving the way to creating greater inclusivity starts with language. In this section, learn how you can avoid ableism amongst staff and help them develop a more inclusive vocabulary.
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This resource guide provides a foundation to support museums to deliver an increasingly accessible experience for all members of our Deaf communities and tāngata whaikaha.
From policy and strategic planning to day-to-day operations, the guide will enable organisations to implement new processes and procedures to ensure that their visitor environment is one that is inclusive and welcoming for all.
Paving the way to creating greater inclusivity starts with language. In this section, learn how you can avoid ableism amongst staff and help them develop a more inclusive vocabulary.
The building blocks to any accessibility planning starts at the policy level. Learn more about how you can integrate best practise into your foundational documents.
Universal Design promotes the idea that spaces and products should be designed to be accessible to as many people as possible. In this section, learn how this practice can be used in museum spaces.
On this page, learn about some of National Service’s quick response grants and specially designed funding programmes across the arts and cultural sector.
In this section, learn about what good accessibility looks like from the carpark design to the exhibition floor.