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“Australia Council releases its first Disability Action Plan”
- Abbie Madden
- Caroline Ellison
- Disability Employment Service
- Melbourne Festival
- Arts and Disability Conference Group
- A-Z Disability Programme
- Disability Discrimination Law Advocacy
- The Disability Trust
- South Australian Film Corporation
- Chris Finnen
- Ignition Theatre Training
- Australian Film Commission
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"High Beam Local 2006" High Beam Local Festival Flyer 2006 reads "Adelaide the home to Some of Australia's most innovative festivals is aiving birth to a new invigorated High Beam Festival. In 1998, the vision and passion of many dedicated South Australians brought about the biennial High Beam Festival with unforgettable performances by artists with disabilities from Australia and around the globe. Arts Access SA's High Beam, like Australia's largest festival, the Adelaide Fringe has undergone a few changes and with it for 2006/07, comes two festivals, High Beam Local and High Beam Global. International Day for People with Disabilities on 3 December is when High Beam Local comes to life. While Beam Global will be part of Adelaide Fringe 2007. What ever takes your fancy Hiah Beam will undoubtedly provide you with a show or three that will amaze, excite and light your fire of healthy, artistic curiosity" -
"Commonwealth of Australia (2017) “National Arts Disability Strategy Evaluation Report 2013–2015.” Canberra: Meeting of Cultural Ministers." Reads, in part "The second Evaluation Report was endorsed by cultural ministers in September 2017. It concludes that progress continues to be made against the Strategy. It also identifies that there have been significant changes to the arts and disability sector since the release of the Strategy in 2009 such as the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme."
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"Christopher Newall (1996). The Disability Rights Movement in Australia: A note from the trenches. Disability & Society, 11(3), 429–432. https://doi.org/10.1080/09687599627705" Reads, in part “A recent visitor to Australia from the UK commented to me on their return ‘I looked in vain for the disability rights movement. Can you tell me where they are?’ In essence, the Australia disability rights movement is currently fragmented, predominantly organised around disease labels and seems to have lost ground, compared with the self-help initiatives fostered around the time of the International Year of the Disabled Persons in 1981.”
- Australian Print Workshop
- The Australian Print Workshop Access Gallery
- Downs Syndrome Association of Victoria
- Sam Penn/Ashdown
- Samantha Ashdown
- Stuart Purves AM
- Pierrette Boustany
- Nira Shani
- Norman Rosenblatt
- Maxine Ryder