Arts For All accessibility resources
This page links you to a range of resources, guidelines, policies and useful links to help your work in providing access to the arts.
Ngā toi mō te katoa: Arts For All guide
Ngā toi mō te katoa: Arts For All is a practical guide to accessibility published by Arts Access Aotearoa in 2010, with updates in 2014 and 2020. It provides tools and ideas about making your arts events, galleries, museums and venues more accessible. For more about Arts For All and to download a copy
Guidelines, checklists and information sheets
These guidelines, checklists and information sheets provide useful information and lists. Visit the Guidelines and information sheets page
Guides, toolkits and more
The following list of guides, publications, useful links, surveys, strategies and policies complement Ngā toi mō te katoa: Arts For All, published by Arts Access Aotearoa with support from Creative New Zealand and Wellington City Council. This guide provides practical and long-term ways to increase access to the arts, market your events to the disabled community and build new audiences. Visit the Guides, toolkits and more page
Q & A: Arts For All insights
The Q & A interviews on this page cover a range of topics, providing insights into making your venues, performing arts and literary events, galleries and museums more accessible. Visit the Q & A Arts For All insights page
Tim Bray Theatre Company accessible resources
For more than 30 years, Tim Bray Theatre Company led the way in making children’s theatre accessible to all audiences. This collection shares its history and a selection of accessibility resources, including NZSL interpreted, audio described, and sensory relaxed performances. Read more about Tim Bray Theatre Company’s accessible legacy.