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27 January 2010The interACT Resource Kit has been designed to assist those who want to work in integrated performance settings.

One of the purposes of the kit is to create awareness amongst a wider audience of the work that is going on in the field of integrated performance.  Secondly, to help those who may want to work in this field and are wanting to know how to get started and what is involved and lastly to give those working in the field already acknowledgment for the work they have done.

The kit contains:

Workshop Plans -  From the Mixed Abilities Ensemble performance training program for people with and without a disability.

  • Case Studies – Nine arts organisations and disability services across regional and metropolitan areas in New South Wales, Australia, share their experiences of working in an integrated performance setting.
  • Resources – Links to all the organisations involved in the project, those that submitted a case study and other similar resources.
Publisher TypeNon government organisation
CoverageAustralia
Permanent URLhttp://www.apo.org.au/node/20230

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