Create your access action plan

Workshop

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Every year, Oslo Open bring people together to discuss challenges and solutions within Oslo’s cultural life alongside relevant partners. In our own access work, it is time to move from singular initiatives to a long-term plan. In a small organisation with limited resources and expertise, it is not always easy to maintain focus, set aside time, and acquire the necessary skills. Sounds familiar? This year, we are therefore hosting a workshop for small organisations, associations and festivals that wish to work strategically on increasing accessibility for people with disabilities and functional variations. Here, you can set goals for your own organisation, create a concrete action plan to achieve them, and share the process with others.

See the full programme on the Norwegian version of this page.

The workshop is free of charge, but registration is required (40 places available). It may be an advantage for two or three people from the same organisation to attend together.

Practical information

The event will be held at Sentralen, Øvre Slottsgate 3, in Produksjonsrom 1. Floor: 4+.

The event will not be streamed.

Accessibility

• The venue is wheelchair accessible, with a lift from the entrance
• There is an accessible toilet with a baby changing table on the same floor
• A mobile induction loop system is available. Please let us know if you need this!
• It is possible to move around the room during the event
• The action plan template will be available as a print out but also as digital file for those who prefer to write on their own computer
• We will be serving coffee, tea, water, fruit, and pastries
• Read more about accessibility at Sentralen

Language

• The event is in Norwegian
• We do not have a sign language interpreter, but wish to accommodate those who bring their own interpreter

Contact us

Do you have any questions, feedback, or specific access requirements? Contact: Frida Rusnak, +47 99 77 25 34, frida.rusnak@osloopen.no

In collaboration with Balansekunst and ROM, and contributors from Universell Utforming AS and Kunstnernes Hus.