Resources

The-ndaca.org tells the rich history of the disability arts movement with extensive archive and learning resources, oral history films, biographies of those who contributed to the Disability Arts Movement, as well as find out about emerging disabled artists.

An online resource with magazine, blogs, a directory and events supporting and platforming the work of disabled artists.

This project / museum aims to change the way the cultural sector approaches neurodiversity, with a wealth of resources and information.

A new, interactive e-zine dedicated to black and Asian theatre and culture in the UK. Tribe Arts, 2022

This #ADiffWayToThink Mobile resource library is your one stop shop of thoughts, discussions, toolkits and resources on access and inclusion. Daryl Beeton Productions, 2022

A platform for participatory theatre artists, organisations and activists to showcase their work - a series of 5 minute recordings of their presentations that demonstrates the great breadth and diversity of work across the UK.

This short film highlights Common Ground's approach to using participatory theatre to aid conflict resolution in neighbourhoods in Congo.(4:18) Location: Congo

A free online resource hub for cultural professionals that brings the collective intelligence of the sector together in one place. Arts Marketing Association, 2022

This report draws on a range of literature to explore (i) how audiences and arts behaviours changed and whether such changes are showing signs of becoming persistent within our society, (ii) how and why the arts helped people to cope during the pandemic, and (iii) how those working within the arts and cultural sector have been affected. Bradbury, Warran, Mak & Fancourt (University College London), 2021