These resources offer a unique opportunity to listen in on a conversation between Disabled artists, in order to understand more about access and inclusion from real-world experiences.
For arts organisations
Looking to develop your knowledge about access and inclusion? Our four-part digital training series will give you the tools to train yourself and your team, from front of house staff to senior management and board members.
This isn't a quick-fix, one-stop-shop of understanding everything to do with disability in the arts... to be honest, there's no such thing! Instead, this course will ignite curiosity and support you and your staff to build your understanding of accessibility in practice, via videos and digital resource packs.
When you book you are given access to the resources for 3 months with individual VIP log-ins for your team. This means you can plan the training around your calendar and do it at a pace that suits you.
Our online training makes it easy to train your whole team without having to find a time that suits everyone's diary
To book training for your team please contact us using the button on this page.
For freelancers
Do you want to upskill in access and inclusion? Our four-part digital training series will give you the opportunity to build your understanding of accessibility in practice via videos and digital resource packs.
When you book you are given access to the resources for 30 days for 1 user. This means you can plan the training around your workload and do it at a pace that suits you.
This training will help you engage with accessibility in different situations and with different organisations and projects. Whether you're an artist or a consultant you'll find useful tips and helpful examples of inclusive practice in action to use in your work.
To book this training use the button on this page.
There are four modules in the online learning course, each with a video and accompanying digital resource pack:
How do we talk about it? A look at the tricky topic of language and how not to be afraid of 'getting it wrong'.
The Basics A conversation about the building blocks of inclusion and access, introducing different ways of thinking about disability and how to use that to be more inclusive.
Working with Disabled people A discussion around how to approach working with Disabled artists in an inclusive way, as well as accessibility in the workplace.
Meaningful Partnerships An insight into the ways you can build meaningful partnerships, with access at the heart, for long-term impact.
The online learning resource also includes an introductory document for freelancers or for organisation staff and the person leading on the training, giving advice on how to get the most out of it.
Our Access & Inclusion online learning course comes in two formats: a subtitled video and a PDF. The PDF is written and formatted to be accessible and can be made available in different formats if required. Some of the topics discussed may be sensitive for some people.
Creator & Panel Moderator - Daryl Beeton
Panel Member - Amelia Lander-Cavallo
Panel Member - Dave Young
Panel Member - Eleanor Rowlands
Panel Member - Miss Jacqui
Audio Description - Adedamola Bajomo
If you've got questions or would like to book your training session then contact us on training@darylandco.com.
Aimed at
Organisations and their teams, freelancers and suitable for training and inductions for arts workers and volunteers.
Format
Each module includes:
- A video of a conversation between Disabled artists
- A Digital Resource Pack which unpicks some of the topics in more detail
Video Running Time
How do we talk about this? - 22 mins
The Basics - 27 mins
Working with Disabled people - 22 mins
Meaningful Partnerships - 27 mins
Cost
We offer different pricing levels from freelancer up to larger organisations:
Freelance
Buy now with access for 1 person.
- £75 for 30 days
Organisations
Book now for VIP log-ins for your team.
- Up to 100K - £250 for 3 months
- 100K - 500K - £500 for 3 months
- 500K + - £950 for for 3 months
For those who have a particular access issue to focus on, or who want to go deep on participation or artist relationships.
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