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BEING HYBRID: an easy guide to hybrid events

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To read more about Being Hybrid, click here. To access it in a range of other formats, click here Why are you launching Being Hybrid? I keep having the same conversation over…
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Accessible Finance: Budgeting for Access

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Budget. It’s a word that strikes fear into the hearts of many people trying to work out how to make affordable work, sustainable work, and accessible work. When I got my head…
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Prioritising Health: Lessons Learned

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This week’s blog is a short one – to make sure I’m prioritising health. Last week, I took some time to focus on my creative work and for family reasons. I don’t…
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Building Networks: Lessons Learned

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We went into CRIPtic 2021 without a very wide network. We certainly had quite a few contacts and offers of support. A lot of our work centred around the few networks we…
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Workload Management: Lessons Learned

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As part of the process of assessing quality and success in our projects, we’re writing a series of blog posts exploring some of the key learnings from our 2021 development programme and…
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Access Needs: Lessons Learned

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To assess the quality and success in our projects, we’re writing a series of blog posts exploring some of the key learnings from CRIPtic 2021. We want to reflect on our experiences…
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The Disablism of Age Barriers in the Arts

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At their heart, most age barriers in the arts are disableist. They create barriers that prevent disabled people having equity of access to opportunities. Their assumption that age is representative of life-stage,…
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CRIPtic Pit Party, Barbican Stories, & Institutional Racism

Posted on: Last updated on: Written by: Categorized in: CRIPtic 2021, Learning, News and Updates, Reflections
CRIPtic Pit Party and Barbican Stories – A statement CRIPtic Pit Party 2021 – a showcase of d/Deaf and disabled artists, is taking place in the Pit at the Barbican in Autumn…
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Social Media, Promotion, Networking and PR

Posted on: Last updated on: Written by: Categorized in: CRIPtic 2021, Learning, Resources, Workshop Write-Ups
As a writer working across forms – drama, fiction, non-fiction; not to mention non-writing work like speaking engagements, facilitation, and other things that occupy some kind of nebulous “creative” space but aren’t…
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Creative Captioning with Samuel Dore

Posted on: Last updated on: Written by: Categorized in: CRIPtic 2021, Learning, Resources, Workshop Write-Ups
My first blog for CRIPtic was on audio description and how it can be used as a creative tool; I left feeling energised and inspired to create work which truly integrates audio…
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