Barrieren senken in Kunst- und Kultur – Planvoll und ressourcenorientiert

People with disabilities are particularly affected by a lack of accessibility and are therefore potentially restricted in their participation in culture. The workshop is based on the accessibility process model developed by kubia.

The workshop teaches how cultural organizations can break down barriers in a structured and resource-oriented way and enable more and more people to participate in culture step by step.

The workshop prepares cultural organizations that would like to apply for funding from the Inclusive Cultural Projects Fund 2026 for the application process: by explaining key terms and the funding concept itself, exercises for working with the process model and tips for implementation. Up to 20,000 euros can be applied for in the Inclusive Cultural Projects Fund for the removal of barriers.

Lecturer
The workshop speaker, Annette Ziegert M.A., is a consultant, trainer and facilitator for cultural participation in diversity. She advises cultural organizations, municipal and state cultural administrations and representatives of cultural policy on the implementation of the criterion of diversity in their organizational structures. As part of the transnational EU project Culture without Barriers, she was responsible for the development of the kubia accessibility model.

This workshop is being organized in cooperation with the Stuttgart City Library.

You will receive information on accessibility when you register. You can also register your requirements for good participation in the events there. We are planning to provide sign language interpreters for the workshops. Please be sure to indicate whether you require interpreters when registering.