Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities in the cultural sector 

The Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism (the Centre) has produced a series of 10 practical booklets on the reasonable accommodation that can be made for people with disabilities or reduced mobility in 10 sectors of everyday life: culture, hospitality, public services, shops, etc. In this way, it seeks to raise awareness of the concept of reasonable accommodation among suppliers of goods and services. Above all, this booklet is intended to be a practical and useful tool to help event organisers, museum and theatre managers, and library managers to implement reasonable accommodation in the cultural sector. The examples come from a study by the Centre de Recherche et d’Information des Organisations (CRIOC), carried out at the request of the Centre, as well as from the Centre’s day-to-day practice.

This guide helps professionals in the cultural sector to better understand their audience and to come up with concrete proposals for adapting the institution they are in charge of.

Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities in the cultural sector 

Official guidelines

https://www.unia.be/files/Documenten/Brochures/ModRais_Culture.pdf

Practical advice for professionals

Dutch and French

Event organisers, managers of museums or theatres, library managers

Free

This is a downloadable online guide

The guide is accessible online, via a computer or via a mobile phone

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The Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism has produced a series of 10 practical booklets on the reasonable accommodation that can be made for people with a disability or reduced mobility in 10 sectors of everyday life.

This is an evolutionary guide, it can be linked with other tools

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This booklet is sent to all the Belgium’s cultural players.

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