Nearly one in four people in the UK* have a disability, representing a significant audience for creative and cultural organisations. All In will share how organisations can use practical tools, expert guidance, and Accessibility Standards to help make accessibility improvements and create more welcoming experiences for disabled audiences and visitors.

This online session will be led by Andrew Miller, UK Arts Access Champion for All In.

All In is a partnership between the five arts councils and arts development agencies of the UK and Ireland, working together to improve accessibility across the creative and cultural sector.

The presentation will cover:
- An introduction to All In and why it's needed
- How All In will work for disabled members and participating organisations
-An overview of the first Accessibility Standards for creativity and culture across the UK and Ireland
-A demonstration of key features, including support from access specialists, how disabled members can share access requirements through All In, and how the All In listings will help you promote your experiences to new audiences.
-How the scheme will operate across the UK and Ireland.
- Insights and learning from the Leeds pilot programme
- Subscription packages and the rollout timeline

This will be followed by a Q&A session open to all attendees.

About Andrew Miller:
Recognised as one of the UK's most influential disability advocates, Andrew has transformed perceptions throughout 35 years in the creative industries. He began his career as one of the first disabled presenters on British television and now works with leading cultural brands to improve access and create opportunities for disabled people, including All In, Arts Council England, Royal Shakespeare Company, British Film Institute, the University of Oxford, and BAFTA.