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Making events and venues accessible

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    Ensuring accessibility at events creates opportunities for all individuals to participate.

    • Check if the venue is easy to get to, with options for accessible transportation and parking nearby.
    • Make sure the venue has ramps or elevators for wheelchair users or people who use mobility aids.
    • Ensure there are accessible restrooms with enough space for wheelchair users.
    • Provide seating options that accommodate different needs, such as chairs with arms or spaces for wheelchairs.
    • Make sure the event space is well-lit and free of obstacles for people who are blind or have low vision.
    • Offer alternative formats for materials, such as large print or electronic versions.
    • Train staff or volunteers on how to assist people with disability and be respectful and inclusive.
    • Ask attendees about any accommodations they may need in advance and try to meet those needs.

    Further resources

    • Tasmanian Government Accessible Events Guidelines
    • Hosting accessible and inclusive in-person meetings and events - Australian Human Rights Commission
    • Event accessibility checklist for safe and inclusive gatherings - Living My Way
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