Join All In at Cheltenham Festivals first ever Access To Music Conference on 3 May, which will see industry figures gather together to explore the challenges faced by disabled people participating in music and live events.

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Good to see the sector come together to support this position. As I wrote in The Stage back in February, content warnings make sure everyone is welcome in a theatre space. We should never remove access, but we can always do it better, which is why All In has been created

'We want to attract new audiences.'

Hear from Andrew Miller, UK Arts Access Champion, and Graham Reid from Creative Scotland as we chat to RNIB Connect Radio about latest updates from All In for the creative and cultural sector, and disabled audiences. 📻

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Want to know more about the upcoming UK-wide access scheme for creativity and culture? Get the latest updates from Tim Wheeler at the Family Arts Conference at Leeds Playhouse tomorrow, 29 February. Hope to see you there!

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The D word: what now for diversity and inclusion in theatre?

In the first instalment of a special series, Amanda Parker (@AmandaParkerohyeah) explores the landscape today and why equality efforts matter more than ever.

Read it here 👇 thestage.co.uk/long-reads/the…

Content warnings are not spoilers, they are an access requirement, says UK Arts Access Champion Andrew Miller (Andrew Miller) – if you don’t need them, you can simply ignore them 👇 thestage.co.uk/opinion/conten…

Not everyone needs access, but access needs to be available to everyone. We should never be talking about removing it

My piece in The Stage today

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Join industry experts at the Hynt Symposium 2024. Ideal for Hynt member venues, associate members, freelancers and the wider sector. Featuring speakers working in dance, theatre and music. creucymru.com/resources/hynt…

It's Children's Mental Health week 💕

We spoke to Artsmark school, Falinge Park High, about how they’re using #BeeWell survey data to plan creative and cultural activities to improve student wellbeing.

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Looking forward to speaking at the Holland DanceAble Symposium 2024 tomorrow in The Hague on how creative #disabled people can influence national arts policy, the impact of We Shall Not Be Removed #weshallnotberemoved & the development of the new UK national arts access scheme All In

Great to see Hynt nominated at #TheStageAwards today for its brilliant work in Wales over the last decade supporting disabled audiences, improving access and inspiring All In

Get a sneak peek behind the scenes at All In's first photoshoot! 📸

See the results of our fantastic D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent models at allin.online.

With thanks to Karol Wyszynski, Bradford Theatres, and Impressions Gallery

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We are delighted to see All In mentioned in the #TheStage100 !

Congratulation to Andrew Miller who was recognised for his long-time contribution to improving accessibility across performing arts, including his key role in developing All In.

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Want to improve your venue's access in 2024? If you're a creative or cultural organisation, take a look at our support directory and find freelancers, consultants, and companies that could help you. 👇 #WeAreAllIn

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If your creative or cultural venue wants to improve accessibility in 2024, express your interest in All In, the new UK access scheme developed by Arts Council England in partnership with Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru | Arts Council of Wales, and Creative Scotland.

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We are delighted to see Hynt shortlisted in #TheStageAwards 2024. Hynt's success continues to inspire and inform the development of our UK-wide access scheme.

Congratulations to Creu Cymru and Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru | Arts Council of Wales from the All In team! 👏💜💛

In November, we took one step closer to achieving one of the visions set out in #Let ’sCreate – that everyone can enjoy a range of brilliant cultural experiences - by announcing details of our new UK-wide access scheme.

Introducing, All In 🧵 👇 All In

All In wants to remove the barriers D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people face when attending creative and cultural events.

Andrew Miller shared his story with Arts Professional and how All In hopes to build upon the valuable work of Hynt

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We are thrilled by the incredible response to All In, with over 700 creative and cultural organisations expressing their interest in our new UK access scheme!

Join them and get the latest updates, news, and opportunities 👉 allin.online

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