S4E3: Silly Talk with Morwenna Collett #ACCESSIBLEMUSICBUSINESS
Description
Wheelchair-accessible venues, quiet spaces for neurodiverse people at festivals or sign language interpreting at concerts are no longer just nice-to-haves. Yet, there's still much room for improvement to make the music business more diverse, accessible and inclusive. How's Australia doing on that front? Morwenna Collett, an accomplished facilitator passionate about increasing accessibility within the music industry, is talking me through some of her findings and her own lived experience as a musician with a disability.
Find the subtitled chat here on YT:
Visit Morwenna's website:
https://www.morwennacollett.com/
The article about Beyoncé's and Lizzo's ableist lyrics is here:
Watch this video of Auslan interpreters rocking out at a gig:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2369978963293765
Amber Galloway (American sign languages interpreter)'s website:
https://www.ambergproductions.com/
Check out Ability Fest:
https://www.abilityfest.com.au/
and my blog post about it:
Learn about Arts Access Australia's mission:
https://artsaccessaustralia.org/
Meet Morwenna's peer and disability advocate, Eliza Hull:
Find out more about Hack Sounds:
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