In May 2024, GetAboutAble is delivering 2 free webinars for sports and recreation-focused community organisations in the Canberra Region

This is the second of those 2 webinars, it focuses on How to provide good accessibility information. Your organisation is probably more accessible than you realise. In this session we take a look at:

What information could be relevant to people with disability wanting to participate in the activities you offer?
How can you best share this information in an accessible and inclusive way

Content will be tailored to organisations that run with few to no staff and welcome the general public for leisure activities of any kind.

Why join?

Did you know there are 1 in 5 Canberrans with disability? Taking a step forward in terms of access and inclusion is a great way for leisure & sports-focused community organisations to:

Widen the interest and participation in your activity
Support diversity and the inclusion of people with disability in your community
Strengthen grant funding and award applications

Plus, it's free and delivered by GetAboutAble's team of experts in accessibility and inclusion.

Our 1st webinar is about "Introduction to Accessibility and Inclusion" - Register for May 14th for free.
Those free webinars are organised thanks to the support of The Snow Foundation.

This event is free but registration is required to receive the link to join

Duration: 75 minutes
Format: Online, hosted on Zoom

Accessibility features for this event:

A chat function will be available during the live event that accepts dictation through software like Dragon Naturally Speaking.
Live auto-captioning will be on, to access it simply click on the CC button near the bottom of the screen.
You can let us know if you have other accessibility requirements in the registration process.

If you have any questions about accessibility before the webinar please email us at contact@getaboutable.com

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