Working with suppliers to deliver accessible events
Most events will require you to work with suppliers and external partners to provide or support elements of the event.

Most events will require you to work with suppliers and external partners to provide or support elements of the event.

Guaranteeing the safety of all your attendees is a vital part of any event – and in most places inclusive emergency evacuation is also a legal requirement.

Audiovisuals are essential for most events even if they are in-person only and not hybrid.

This resource advises on how to approach adjustments at in-person and hybrid events.

Presenters do not always know how to ensure that their presentations are accessible, and so you may need to advise them or share this document with them.

Creating accessible content is essential to ensure disabled people can enjoy your events.

Your communication with your attendees must be inclusive and accessible to ensure that disabled people can attend.

If you have decided to hold an in-person or hybrid event, the first thing you will need to do is to choose an accessible venue.

The agenda has a significant role to play in ensuring that your event is inclusive.

Top tips for developing a Global Disability Inclusion Strategy.

On this page, we share our research and advice on the law and use of passports and planners.

Access to Work is a publicly funded employment support grant scheme to support disabled people start or stay in work.