Dylan Alcott Foundation

We had a fantastic experience at the #DrivingChangeSummit! Congratulations to Tracey Corbin-Matchett OAM and Bus Stop Films on their outstanding inaugural conference. It was a privilege to have our Shift 20 lead Priya Addams Williams speak alongside Shift 20 Initiative alumni Sara Shams and Rae Pastuszak as well as our Dylan Alcott Foundation ambassador Nathan Borg hosting the 'Disability and Casting' panel. We look forward to continue to celebrate the growing recognition of the importance of disability inclusion in film, TV, and advertising! Image description in comments

Why we do, what we do! Image description in comments.

A big thank you to B&T for awarding us PR Campaign of the Year. We were over the moon to receive this achievement and want to recognise and thank all those who were involved in bringing this campaign to life. We look forward to creating more campaigns that hold disability inclusion and progression at its core. Image description in comments

A big congratulations to Bec for being named 3rd in the running for MVP at the National Club Championships earlier this year. We have loved following you and your team this season and can't wait to watch you smash the 2025 season. Image description in comments.

'Road to Kasama' Premiere Screening hosted by World Vision Australia. What an incredible evening! This partnership has been so meaningful, allowing us to come together to listen, learn, and witness firsthand the support needed for children living with disability worldwide—this time, with a spotlight on Kasama. We at the Dylan Alcott Foundation are thrilled to have been a part of this journey and look forward to continuing to challenging perceptions and unconscious bias all around the world. Watch Road to Kasama through the link below. https://lnkd.in/gq7wZzHm Image description in comments.

2 weekends, 2 states; 2 incredible festival days that was so special to all involved. A big thank you to all our partners & friends of Ability Fest for supporting us to bring these significant events to life. Creating an accessible and inclusive music festival is a passion so close to our hearts and we hope in sharing it with more people we together can see that with some easy changes & additions, you can make a festival experience enjoyable for all. Bring on next year! Image description in comments

And what a year it has been! A big thanks for this great reflection Mumbrella.

That is a wrap on Ability Fest Melbourne 2024. A massive thank you to the artists, volunteers, vendors, staff and of course our amazing community for being a part of event one of Ability Fest. The energy, love and inclusion was something else. Thanks to the support of Queensland Government we are on the road to Brisbane to host our first ever multi city Ability Fest event and we cannot wait!  Tickets are still available via https://lnkd.in/gFJxBQqv We hope to see you there! Image description in comments

We're stoked to have taken home a Silver Effie for Positive Change at last night's Effie Awards! A big thank you to all those involved as well as all the other award winners! #EffieAU2024

Imagine a world where the joy of live music is accessible to all. That's the world Michael Hughes, GSA consultant and passionate music lover, is striving to create. In this blog, Michael opens up about his personal journey navigating the music scene as a wheelchair user and the challenges faced by many Australians with disability. He also shares the inspiring progress being made toward a more inclusive and accessible music industry. Get the full story here: https://lnkd.in/g_GfvUBB #Accessibility #Inclusion #Music #LiveEvents #DisabilityAwareness #GetSkilledAccess #AccessibleMusic