Celebrating the communities, partners and individuals making the arts more accessible, inclusive and equitable across Aotearoa.
Jacqui Moyes, Director of Home Ground, with wāhine graduating from a creativity programme.
This publication celebrates the communities, partners and individuals making the arts more accessible, inclusive and equitable across Aotearoa. It captures the change we've seen over the last 30 years and the foundations we've laid for the future.
He Wāhi Aroha: A Place of Aroha highlights powerful stories from Deaf and disabled artists, people in prison, creative spaces and accessibility champions. It reflects the strength of our national networks and the value of the arts to identity, connection and belonging.
We're grateful to everyone who contributed their voice, images and support to bring this report to life.
We want this report to be accessible to everyone.
If you would like a printed copy, please email info@artsaccess.org.nz or phone 04 802 4349.
You can also view our Annual Report 2024. For previous reports, please get in touch and we'll be happy to help.
