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Accessibility
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- Access for disabled people (76p. PDF) - Sport England guide addressing the requirement to provide people with disabilities with full access to all sports facilities.
- Accessibility - Section of the Event Starter Guide, produced by the NSW Government, Office of Protocol and Special Events.
- Accessible / Inclusive Cities and Communities Project (48p. PDF) - The AI.CCP Draft Report grew out of a Vancouver City Council resolution that aspired to create greater opportunities for people with disabilities in British Columbia.
- Accessible events – a guide for organisers, 2006 (25p. PDF) - developed by the Meetings and Events Industry of Australia in partnership with the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission. Download available from MEA website.
- Cultural Attendance by Persons with a Disability, 2008 - Feature Article 2 - (ABS) Australian Bureau of Statistics.
- d-ability.org - disABILITY Leisure, Arts, Sports and Lifestyle Web Guide developed by the recreational therapy service (RTS) team working through the Royal Rehabilitation Centre in Sydney, Australia.
- Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2007-2011 Summary (12p. PDF) - Department of Culture and the Arts plan provides a strategic framework to identify areas where access and inclusion can be improved to meet the growing needs of all Western Australians.
- The Games for Everyone? Planning for Disability and Access at the Sydney 2000 Paralympic & Olympic Games (12p. PDF) - Article by Simon Darcy, M.Env. Planning, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia.
- Inclusive and Accessible Special Event Planning: An Australian Perspective (39p. PDF) - Simon Darcy and Rob Harris. Article published in the journal Event Management, Vol. 8, pp. 39–47, 2003.
- Planning and Access for Disabled People: A Good Practice Guide, 2003 (70p. PDF) - Department for Communities and Local Government, London.
- Sydney For All - A prototype accessible tourism Web “portal” which aims to make it easier to find accessible destination experiences around Sydney for those with access needs.
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