Ever since actress Frances McDormand mentioned the phrase "inclusion rider" in her Oscar award acceptance speech the industry has been a buzz with the what does it all mean.

The Attitude Foundation, in partnership with Taste Creative, Screen Diversity Inclusion Network and Bus Stop Films are delighted to present the event "Inclusion Rider" featuring visiting US Academic Beth Haller.

Professor Haller is a renowned expert in media and disability and will join representatives from the Australian media industry to unpack just how we can make the local film and tv industry more inclusive of people with a disability. Are inclusion riders the way to go?

We’d love you to join us for this exclusive event – there will be a mix of presentations, highlights of Australian productions and a panel discussion with ample time for audience questions. Plus the opportunity for networking and connecting over drinks.

Tickets are limited, so please book your ticket today!

FAQs

Who is the event for?

Anyone interested in making Australian media more inclusive and diverse.

Is there a cost?

It's a free event.
Donations to the ongoing work of the Attitude Foundation are welcomed.

Transport, parking and getting to and from the event?

The AFTRS Campus is located inside the Entertainment Quarter at Moore Park just a couple of doors up from Hoyts cinema. For all the details please visit here:

http://www.aftrs.edu.au/location

Accessibility

AFTRS venue is accessible.
Please advise of any other accessibility requirements when you book as we want to make sure everyone who wants to attend can.

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