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Disability Arts History Australia Website Timeline

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Disability Arts History Australia Website Timeline

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This timeline of key moments in disability arts, policy, practice and advocacy from the 1960s to the 2020s shows how Disability Arts in Australia has developed over the decades. It includes entries based on research with links to resources, and entries based on the collective memory of d/Deaf, Disabled, and Neurodiverse arts workers. Visit https://disabilityartshistoryaustralia.net/s/DAHA/page/Timeline.

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Press anywhere on the page below to add information about important moments in the history of Disability Arts in Australia, which could be added to the timeline

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Disability Arts History Australia Website Access

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Disability Arts History Australia Website Access

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The research team collaborated with a Steering Committee, and d/Deaf, Disabled, and Neurodivergent artists who took part in workshops to plan how to present the information on the Disability Arts History Australia website. This page provides information about Access for the website, including WCAG Conformance Statement. Visit https://disabilityartshistoryaustralia.net/s/DAHA/page/Access to find out more.

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Disability Arts History Australia Welcome Video

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Disability Arts History Australia Welcome Video

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In this 1.5 minute video, Prof Bree Hadley welcomes viewers to the www.disabilityartshistoryaustralia.net website. The video has captions, and features Auslan interpreter Paula Norman screen right (dark background) and Bree Hadley screen right (light wall and selves in background). Visit https://disabilityartshistoryaustralia.net/s/DAHA/item/21021 for video with text transcript.

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Disability Arts History Australia Welcome Video

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2020s Key Moments Disability Arts Practice

"CLOCK FOR NO TIME" by Michèle Saint-Yves was the world's first play where all performances were access embedded, dementia and neurodivergent friendly, as part of RUMPUS Theatre's 2021 main season. It won South AUstralia's RUBY AWARD 2022 for Óutstanding work: Collaboration.

Australian Plays Transform's PLAYWRIGHTS WITH DISABILITY national six month writing residency is inaugurated in 2024.