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Digital Accessibility Innovation with 3D Holographic Technology – Access Perspectives
In this interview with Joe Strickland we take a look at the innovative work being done by DaDa with digital accessibility and 3D holographic technology.
Holographic technology has the potential to enhance the accessibility of performances, enabling disabled people to engage with information in exciting, new, and empowering ways. Watch our video to explore the technology.
DaDa – Disability and Deaf Arts inspire, develop and celebrate talent in disability and D/deaf arts. DaDa produces opportunities for disabled, D/deaf and neurodivergent people to perform and access the arts, including training, development, collaboration and festival programmes.
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In this episode of our Digital Culture Awards series, James chats with Flo O’Mahony and Amy Smith from Zoo Co, 2025 Digital Inclusion winners. Flo and Amy share how ‘Perfect Show for Rachel’ uses accessible tech and inclusive design to rethink creative roles, challenge traditional rehearsal models, and offer new ways for organisations to embed access into live performance.
In this episode of our Digital Culture Awards series, James chats with Louisa Sanfey and Tam Gilbert from Extant, Digital Inclusion winners. Louisa and Tam share how their project 'Unseen' used digital storytelling, inclusive creative practices, and lived experience to raise awareness of domestic abuse in the visually impaired community.
