Free resources on accessibility, diversity, equity and inclusion
Morwenna has developed these shared resources to help individuals and organisations address access, diversity, equity, and inclusion while reducing administrative burdens. Feel free to download and use these word document templates, and share them widely as we improve access and inclusion collectively across our industry.
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Speaking and writing appearances
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Stage Queensland, “The Future of Venues is Accessible”, Technical Managers Conference (Townsville, 2023)
Australian Festivals Industry Conference, “The future of festivals is inclusive” (Gold Coast, 2022)
International Society for Music Education, Special Education and Music Therapy Seminar, (USA, 2022)
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29th Asia-Pacific Venue Industry Congress, Venue Management Association, accessible venues panel discussion (Sydney, 2022)
Music Livelihoods Symposium, “Building a Musically Inclusive Future” (Brisbane, 2021)
Arts and Disability Ireland ‘From Access to Inclusion: An Arts and Culture Summit’ (online, 2021)
Sydney Opera House ‘Ethical Leadership – A panel discussion on inspiring positive change and the Global Goals (online, 2020)
Communicating The Arts Conference ‘Communicating Inclusively With Your Audience’ (Sydney, 2020)
Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability (LEAD) conference, ‘Designing inclusive and accessible evaluation processes: Learnings from arts and disability arts evaluations conducted in the UK and Australia’ (Austin, Texas, 2017)
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Selected radio, podcasts and online presentations
The I Can't Stand Podcast, How can the arts industry become more accessible for audiences and artists with disability, June 2024
Silly Talks with Silly McWiggles, Accessible Music Business (2023)
ABC Radio National, Making Live Music More Accessible (2021)
Churchill chat Equity, inclusion and the impact of COVID 19 on the arts (2021)
2SER Perfectly Imperfect: Morwenna Collett (2021)
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SBS News - Disabled artists take to the stage amid concerns of under-representation (3 May 2024)
Arts Hub - More risk, more play: creating an inclusive culture (19 June 2023)
Arts Hub – Centring access and inclusion at the fringes (2021)
Culture restart: disabled and vulnerable audiences, Indigo (2021)
SBS – Disability in the arts: Why don’t our screens reflect the society we live in? (2021)
Limelight – Building a musically inclusive future (2021)
The British Council - An Australian perspective on the Unlimited Symposium (2018)
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ABC News – Artists unmask disabilities in push to break barriers, challenge attitudes around music in Australia (2023)
The Music Network – Making Festivals Inclusive and Accessible (2022)
The Journal of Public Space The Right to Play: Snakes and Ladders (2022)
ABC triple j, How Australian live music can be more accessible for artists and gig-goers with autism (2021)
Limelight – Morwenna Collett on diversity, access and inclusion in the arts (2021)
Arts Hub – Leading for Change – who is leading disability arts? (2019)
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For a full list, visit Morwenna's LinkedIn profile.