A report by VocalEyes, in collaboration with Stagetext and Autism in Museums on the State of Museum Access 2018. A major barrier to disabled people visiting museums is the lack of advance information. Museum websites are key tools for providing visitor access information, and the absence of this contributes to the ‘disability engagement gap’; where people with a disability are … Read more
Kids in Museums believes museums are for everyone. But families with a wheelchair user find that some museums are much better than others at making them feel welcome and included in everything there is to see and do. Her is their Keep and Share Guide to making your venue more accessible.
VocalEyes have published the State of Museum Access 2017 report presenting the results of the latest audit of access information UK museum websites.
Melissa McMinn shares how the MAC developed a primary schools reward scheme to make trips to the Christmas show more accessible.
Melissa McMinn shares how developing MACtile tours has helped the MAC welcome children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Communicate information about audio described performances effectively to a broad range of people with tips from this handy guide.
This report shares learning from the Digital R&D Fund for the Arts. It explores the opportunities digital presents for making the arts more accessible.
Communicate information about assisted performances effectively to as broad a range of people as possible with tips from this handy guide.
A report presenting the findings of a survey into the provision of access information on the websites of all accredited UK Museums.
Develop the access information on your website with support from these guidelines by VocalEyes.