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“Australia Council start development of Code of Conduct for Access in The Arts”
- Simone Massenhelder
- Simon Goodenough
- Sonia Tanbakis
- Srecko Radman
- Sue Evans
- Sue Robertson
- Suzie Gablik
- Theresa Carroll
- Therese Cashew
- Tom Stevens
- Tracy Naughton
- Trevor Chappell
- Trevor Dunn
- Victoria Longley
- Victoria Newmark
- Victor Sant
- Vivienne Mehes
- Vladimir Verbitsky
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"The Other Film Festival - Creating Change" The Other Film Festival Creating Change webpage, captured 2022 - reads, in part "The Other Film Festival is a groundbreaking disability-led program that has put Deaf and Disabled people at the centre of the Australian screen industry for almost 20 years. The days of Deaf and Disabled people being erased, misrepresented or under-employed by the mainstream have gone. We encourage the screen sector to embrace inclusive production structures and processes, including paid employment opportunities and career pathways for Deaf and Disabled screen practitioners and performers." - St Martins Youth Arts Centre
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“Arts Project Australia is founded in 1974” In 1974, Myra Hilgendorf OAM founded Arts Project Australia, an organisation whose aim is for artists with an intellectual disability to have their work presented in a professional manner. In 1984, Arts Project moved to Hawthorn, Melbourne and started a studio workshop program. The organisation became an Incorporated Association in 1986. In 1994, Arts Project Australia artists exhibited their work internationally. Exhibitions occurred at MADMuseé and Centre d’Art Differencié in Belgium. Artist Julian Martin was selected for the Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition. Arts Project published an education/slide kit in 1994 called ‘Between the Lines: Visual Arts and Intellectual Disability’. The organisation first published ‘Outline: News from Arts Project Australia’ in 1996. Arts Project Australia was recognised by the National Gallery of Australia in 2013 for having international significance.
- Kate Larsen
- Kate Larson
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“Writeability (VIC) is established in 2012” The Writeability program was established in 2012, beginning as a partnership between Writers Victoria and Arts Access Victoria. "Writeability program supports writers with disability wanting to develop their skills and writing careers." It aims to remove barriers and provide information, resources, and fellowships so disabled writers can “tell their own stories in their own way”.
- St Martin's Theatre