NEWS: Building Back For All

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Press release Audience Access Alliance urge continued inclusion of Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people via open letter of support for colleagues across the cultural, sports, heritage and tourism sectors October 1st 2020 Marking the 10th anniversary of the Equalities Act coming into force and in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, 12 audience accessibility […]

UK Cultural Organisations join up to promote 7 Inclusive Principles for Disabled People in Arts and Culture

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  Campaigning cultural organisations We Shall Not Be Removed, Ramps on the Moon, Attitude is Everything, Paraorchestra and What Next? have joined together to create a new guide for the arts and entertainment sectors to support disability inclusion. On Tuesday 15 September, they launched Seven Inclusive Principles for Arts & Cultural Organisations working safely through […]

Our partnership for the Heritage Sector

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There is a new opportunity for museums, heritage organisations and related agencies to develop business skills whilst recovering from the lockdown, skills in resilience and inclusive planning and strategy to identify risk and solutions towards intersectional, inclusive practice and the representative workforce. DCN (Disability Collaborative Network CIC) and EMBED have collaborated to create a unique […]

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Welcome to EMBED: A collaboration for a fresh approach to inclusive practice in the Heritage Sector

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Since 2015, DCN has developed relationships with professionals across industries and sectors.  The biggest learning from this is collaboration is key, learning from other organisations and sectors about what it takes to create sustainable change in embedding inclusion and accessibility.   DCN are now taking this to the next level – Disability Collaborative Network C.I.C is […]

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DCN Privacy Policy

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The Disability Collaborative Network (known as DCN) is committed to maintaining the trust and confidence of our users to our website, networks and mailing lists. We want you to know that we do not share personal email lists with any companies and businesses for marketing purposes.  This privacy policy has information on when, how we […]

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Useful Organisations

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Centre of Accessible Environments CAE offers consultancy for access audits and accessible interpretation and guidelines particularly physical access as well as intellectual. http://cae.org.uk National Register of Access Consultants The National Register of Access Consultants (NRAC) is an independent UK wide accreditation service for individuals who provide access consultancy and access auditor services. It was set […]

AXSChat speaks to Becki Morris about the Disability Co-operative Network

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AXSChat speaks to Becki Morris about Disability Co-operative Network in Museums We were extremely proud to be invited to speak to Debra Ruh, Antonio Santos and Neil Milliken from @AXSchat about our work with the DCN, our aims for museums to be more inclusive to people working in and visiting museums and working collaboratively across […]

Dyslexic Adult Network (D.A.N)

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The Dyslexic Adult Network is a group of the major 6 charities relating to dyslexia in the Great Britain, and a number of specialists to develop knowledge and campaign for great awareness of dyslexia and other neurodiversity profiles. Similarly to the D.C.N., D.A.N. operates to challenge preconceptions and break down barriers to access. If you have dyslexia, are […]