Workshops: How to make cultural events accessible
We organize seminars to make culture and communication more accessible, not only for people with disabilities.
Did you know that up to 40% of the population have mobility difficulties, spatial orientation issues, or problems understanding information presented in traditional formats? For some, the situation is only temporary; for others, it is a lifelong issue.
People with such accessibility issues represent a large part of society for whom your cultural event may be less accessible – or even completely inaccessible.
Our experience and expertise?
We will help you!
We organize seminars to make culture and communication more accessible, not only for people with disabilities.
We provide information to our public in a range of formats that are also aimed at people with various disabilities.
We organise relaxed screenings for audience members with mental disabilities, people with autism, and families with small children.
We provide audio descriptions for selected films for the benefit of those who are blind or have impaired vision.
Selected events are interpreted into Czech Sign Language.
We screen films with Czech subtitles, so that those who are deaf or hard of hearing can enjoy them. Descriptive captions are provided for selected films.
We will map your accessibility and identify any physical or informational barriers that exist.
We will create a concept made to measure, starting with an initial visit to your website and ending with the gala opening screening or event launch.
We will lead you through the entire process so that you do not have to tackle it alone, and will introduce you to experts for the proposed measures.
We will help you to implement measures so that they meet your needs, and also check that they work.
One World for all
The One World International Human Rights Film Festival wants to be as accessible as possible to all members of the audience.
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Ready to go for it? We will map in detail how your institution or event stands up concerning accessibility. Not only do we identify shortcomings, but we also propose meaningful and feasible measures to improve accessibility.
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In the form of an experience workshop, we will show you what is involved in creating meaningful accessibility. Under the guidance of our specialists, we will help you map barriers to your event or organisation. We will teach you how to communicate with people who are physically, hearing or visually disabled. You will get tips by which you will be up to 100% more accessible.
The workshop takes 2 hours, for a group of 12 people maximum.