Image Description: Image shows three broadcasters, a male in the 4ZZZ Studios wearing a black shirt in front of a microphone, a man and woman sitting together in a cafe, and a female in the 4ZZZ Studios wearing a black singlet in front of a microphone. Logo reads “Audio Ability” in large aqua green text …
RPHA Radio Reading Services has embarked on a project to extend the national reach of Radio Reading services to empower Australians with a print disability living in regional, rural and remote areas. RPH Australia is supporting community radio stations, outside the current Radio Reading Network, to produce new, diverse, quality local programming made by and for …
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Earlier this week we welcomed Nat Thomas from Accessible Arts to deliver a workshop to CMTO trainers. She covered practical tips for making training spaces accessible, including an understanding of the appropriate language to use, etiquette to consider, things to be mindful of, together with an overview of the social model and identity for accessibility. …
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Since 2015 community radio 4ZZZ have been working towards the better inclusion of people with a disability on the airwaves and in all parts of station life. Kim Stewart, the station’s advocate for People With a Disability and founder of the Ability Radio Project, filmed the following video and spoke to the station manager and …
Former Vision Australia employee Nick Gleeson on living the life he chooses.
The Community Radio Inclusion Support Project (CRISP) is a national network devoted to empowering the voices of people with a disability in community radio. They provide a whole heap of resources which relate to the inclusion of people with disabilities in community radio. Kim Stewart facilitated a session at the 2016 CBAA conference of CRISP members, on social …
The Ability Radio Project started out as a co-production with people with an intellectual disability (ID) and support workers, lead by Kim Stewart (4ZZZ). Purpose: To facilitate social inclusion and training in radio production as self-advocacy for people with disabilities and mental illness in inner city Brisbane. To provide broader learning and skills development for people …
We spoke to volunteers and staff at 4RPH Brisbane about what technology they use at their station. Scott Black, Station Manager Paul Price, Producer and IT guy at 4RPH Steve Sparrow, producer at 4RPH Interviewer: Kim Stewart Video editor: Greta Balog {loadmodule mod_raxo_allmode,Accessibility Resources}
