Arts Access Aotearoa | Putanga Toi ki Aotearoa works in partnership to increase access to the arts for people in Aotearoa who experience barriers to participation as artists, performers, writers, audience members, and gallery and museum visitors. This includes work in the disability, mental health and Deaf communities, and through a network of community arts organisations called creative spaces. T
hrough the Arts For All Network, we support individuals and organisations committed to accessible and inclusive arts. We also facilitate Taha Hōtū, a Deaf and Disabled Artists’ Initiative supporting artists to create work, build their creative practice, and develop their careers. We advise Ara Poutama Aotearoa Department of Corrections on its arts programmes and activities, and advocate for the arts as a tool to support rehabilitation and reintegration for people in prisons. Our code of conduct policy
Arts Access Aotearoa uses social media as a way of connecting with people, and sharing news and ideas. We welcome your comments and feedback but reserve the right to delete comments, images or links that contain:
• offensive language
• personal attacks of any kind
• improper comments that are likely to offend or that target any ethnic, racial or religious group
• spam or include certain links to other sites
• any infringement on copyrights or trademarks
• excessive self-promotion. Repeated breaches of this policy will result in blocking so we can maintain a safe, positive environment. Thank you for supporting a space where everyone feels respected and able to participate.
