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Key
Resources
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Disability
by Ruth Bailey
Pub ITC 2001 £5.00* ISBN 1871180 090
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Sexuality
by Colin Richardson
Pub: ITC 1998 £5.00* ISBN 1 871180 07 4
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Gender
by Caroline Gardiner
Pub: ITC 1996 £5.00* ISBN1 871180 06 6
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Race
by Delia Jarrett Macauley
Pub: ITC 1997 £5.00* ISBN1 871180 05 8
Four booklets based on up-to-date research and information and
providing practical guidance to theatre managers on important
EO issues. The booklets aim to inform and inspire, and in my view,
achieve both these aims. Lots to think about, and lots to do as
a result of reading them.
*Please
note all four booklets are available for £12
Disability
An Inclusive
Future? - Disability, social change and opportunities for greater
inclusion by 2010
by Ian Christie and Gavin Mensah-Coker
Pub Demos 1999 £11.95 ISBN 1 84180 0007
A fascinating study that looks ahead at the impact that could
be made on the inclusion of disabled people in society. Will we
seize the opportunities presented now within the major changes
taking place in transport, policy making, welfare and employment,
to remove barriers and provide equal rights for disabled people?
Guide to
Marketing to Disabled People
Pub: Birmingham Arts Marketing £4 [£6.84 inc p&p]
The
Disability Directory for Museums and Galleries
Pub: Resource 2001 £25 not available from SAM - get it from
Resource Publications Tel 020 7273 1458 or www.resource.gov.uk
Opening
Doors
A review of performing arts companies and venues working
in the areas of arts and disability, with a view to improving
access to work and potential audiences. Available to download
at: www.artscouncil.org.uk/news/publicationsindex.html
The Disability
Rights Commission is a valuable source of information on legal
requirements on disability issues. www.drc-gb.gov.uk
For academic
work on disability - visit Leeds University's Disability Studies
website, where you will find a wealth of materials including free
downloads. www.leeds.ac.uk/disability-studies
2003 is European
Year of Disabled People (EYDP) The National Disability Arts Forum
(NDAF) has created an online calendar of EYDP arts events in the
UK. See it and add events at www.calsnet.net/eydp_uk
The Centre
for Accessible Environments is an information provider and a forum
for collaborative dialogue between providers and users on how
the built environment can best be made or modified to achieve
inclusion by design. As a charity it has a mission to share its
expertise on the practicalities of designing accessible buildings
and places. Its services include information, training and consultancy.
Its clients and services users are disabled people, their families
and advisers, including occupational therapists, construction
professionals, businesses large and small, health trusts, schools
and colleges, community projects and many others. www.cae.org.uk
http://www.cae.org.uk/ddalinks.html has a guide to the DDA
and sources of information on it. Text
of the DDA in full available on www.hmso.gov.uk/acts/acts1995/1995050.htm
Equal
Opportunities
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Disability
by Ruth Bailey
Pub ITC 2001 £5.00* ISBN 1871180 090
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Sexuality
by Colin Richardson
Pub: ITC 1998 £5.00* ISBN 1 871180 07 4
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Gender
by Caroline Gardiner
Pub: ITC 1996 £5.00* ISBN1 871180 06 6
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Race
by Delia Jarrett Macauley
Pub: ITC 1997 £5.00* ISBN1 871180 05 8
Four booklets based on up-to-date research and information and
providing practical guidance to theatre managers on important
EO issues. The booklets aim to inform and inspire, and in my view,
achieve both these aims. Lots to think about, and lots to do as
a result of reading them.
*Please
note all four booklets are available for £12
Creative
Equality: making equal opportunities
work in the arts
by Christine Thornton and Gill Taylor
Pub: Eastern Arts Board 1996 out of print ISBN 0952 3278
13
This is a straight-forward, easy to follow guide on how to imbed
equal opportunities practice across an arts organisation. It covers
a wide range of issues and provides useful checklists and exercises,
as well as case studies, within a manageable sized book. Sections
include recruitment and selection, contract of employment, programming
the arts, and promoting access through developing effective customer
relationships. Recommended.
Equality
in Action: Introducing Equal Opportunities in Voluntary Organisations
by Mee Yan Cheung Judge and Alix Henley
Pub: Directory of Social Change 1994 out of print ISBN
0 7199 1415 9
A serious book on equal opportunities that uses an Organisational
Design (OD) approach. It can therefore be used as a DIY consultancy
on equal opportunities, or organisational analysis for any other
reason. There are many useful exercises, checklists and ideas
for change management here.
Race
Equal Opportunities
Policy into Practice: Race
by Delia Jarrett Macauley
Pub: ITC 1997 £5.00* ISBN1 871180 05 8
Glass
Ceilings Report
Pub:
Independent Theatre Council 2001
This
report is a study into the barriers to entry and progression confronting
Black and Asian managers and administrators in the arts in London.
It examines individual experiences and organisational perceptions
as well as providing a series of recommendations for the sector.
Email u.akalawu@itc-arts.org
to place an order for a hard copy costing £10 incl. p+p or download
a summary from www.itc-arts.org/index.php?sectid=24
Eclipse:
Developing strategies to combat racism in theatre
Pub:
Arts Council of England et al 2001 Free, available
from Marstons Books Tel 01235 465500 and downloadable
from http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/publications/Drama.html
The
report from a one day working conference held at Nottingham Playhouse
June 2001
On Race Discrimination
legislation www.cre.gov.uk
Gender
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