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A live theatre performance becomes genuinely accessible when Deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind, low-vision, disabled, and neurodivergent audience members can…

Filmmakers across Australia are increasingly recognising that short films can do more than entertain when sign language is woven into the storytelling itself…

Television studios in Sydney and Melbourne are slowly shifting their approach to casting Deaf performers, but the process still varies dramatically between…

A mixed Deaf and hearing cast forces a director to rethink almost every assumption baked into the rehearsal room. What was once a routine question — where to…

When the house lights drop and a guitarist strikes the first chord, a concert interpreter steps out from the wings. Their hands, their face, and their body…

Every classroom across Australia, from a primary school in outer suburban Melbourne to a regional high school near Cairns, encounters the same fundamental…

Laboratory courses present a distinctive blend of visual demonstration, hands-on technique, and rapid verbal instruction. A Deaf student working through a…

A sound field system helps a teacher’s voice reach students at a more consistent volume across the room. The teacher speaks into a discreet microphone, while…

A 504 Plan is a United States document created under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. It protects a student with a disability from discrimination and…

Effective lecture notes can make a major difference to a Deaf student’s access to course content, assessment preparation and participation in tutorials. The…