Access guides for events

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Outdoor Arts Festivals and Events: Access Guides
To support festivals and events in finding inclusive practices when working with D/deaf and disabled audiences and artists (Arts Council England).
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Sensory Maps for Autism
Sensory maps are another support you can provide for people with autism visiting the library to help them avoid over-stimulation of the senses or to help them find areas that would provide additional sensory input that they may be craving, such as an interactive sensory wall, or an area where devices for sensory stimulation (currently referred to as "fidgets") are available.
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Built environment checklist
Total accessibility is when people with disability can access all the parts of your venue that a person without disability can access, and is a great symbol of inclusion.
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Creating inclusive and accessible events
Use the following checklist to help ensure your event is accessible and inclusive.
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Event accessibility checklist
This information is an overview of considerations that should be made to accommodate people with disability. It is by no means exhaustive, but is a good place to start when planning your event.
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Online Course: Accessibility in events
This webinar covers: What does it mean to be accessible?
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