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Making Space for Deaf and Disabled artists and audiences

Creative Victoria,
25 August 2023, Australia

The Victorian Government has launched a new program to improve accessibility in creative workspaces and venues, backing the careers of Deaf and Disabled creative workers and ensuring more Victorians can participate in and enjoy creative experiences.

https://creative.vic.gov.au/news/2023/making-space-for-deaf-and-disabled-artists-and-audiences

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