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“The 1985 New Directions Report is released”
- Barbara Milne
- Barbara Kitchen
- Ashley Heenan
- Annie Lawrinson
- Angie Jooste
- Angela Jooste
- Angie Joost
- Angela Bailey
- Andrew Sanderson
- Andrew Nixon
- Amina Rauf
- Allan Liebe
- Alan Liebe
- Ali Brasted
- Alistair Brasted
- Alison Hayles
- Alex Crombie-Van Ewyk
- Alex Crombie
- Alan Davis
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"DADAA Annual Report 2020-2021" DADAA Annual Report 2020-2021– Chair’s and Executive Director’s Reports, People, Partners, Arts and Client Services, Projects including The Other Film Festival WA, Digital Capacity Building, Financials -
"DADAA Annual Report 2021-2022" DADAA Annual Report 2021-2022 – Chair’s and Executive Director’s Reports, People, Partners, Arts and Client Services, Projects including The Other Film Festival WA, Creative Development 4:48 Psychosis Creative Development, Digital Project, Exhibitions, Financials -
"DADAA Annual Report 2022-2023" DADAA Annual Report 2022-2023 – Chair’s and Executive Director’s Reports, People, Partners, Arts and Client Services, Projects including 4:48 Psychosis, Digital Art for Life, Exhibitions, Financials -
"Interview with Kath Duncan" Kath Duncan is a writer, a director, a provocateur, a visual artist, a comedian, a producer, a journalist, a radio broadcaster and disability advocate. Interview Summary Kath Duncan is an experienced and prominent figure in the disability arts community with a passion for experimental performance arts, having witnessed the beginnings of the disability arts movement in Australia and participated in its evolution. Her art is inherently political, shaped by her unique perspective as a congenital amputee. Kath firmly believes in the inherent creative revolutions and endless inspiration within all impairments. Kath highlights the ongoing struggles within the disability arts sector, including high unemployment rates for disabled individuals, systemic barriers, and the need for disabled leadership in arts organizations. While cherishing the milestones and transformative experiences she's had, Kath calls for significant systemic changes, emphasizing the importance of team playing and collective work to support and grow the disabled artist community. - Lorna Hodgkinson Sunshine Home
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"Artability - Access Arts' Programs, Practice and Perspectives" Explains history, members rights, policies, arts pathways, training, classes, and planning to support these activities, plus information on programs – including Caberet Erratica, Cartoon Advocacy, Melrose Park Project, New Farm Park Mosaics, Visual Arts Exhibition, Explaining Discrimination Video Project – and examples of writing by Access Arts members