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Disabled Moviegoers Would See More Films With Better Theater Accessibility, Inevitable Foundation Study Finds

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The Inevitable Foundation has created a new report called The Adaptive Cinema Opportunity detailing a survey of disabled movie-goers.

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Only Four Percent of Disabled Moviegoers Report Ideal Theater Accessibility Conditions, Study Finds

A new study by disability advocacy organization the Inevitable Foundation surveyed over 100 disabled moviegoers about their experiences at theaters over the past two years.

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Disabled Moviegoers Would See More Films With Better Theater Accessibility, Inevitable Foundation Study Finds

The Inevitable Foundation has created a new report called The Adaptive Cinema Opportunity detailing a survey of disabled movie-goers.

·Los Angeles, United States
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DSO launches first-ever survey on disability in the Canadian screen industry

The Disability Screen Office (DSO) announced Wednesday it is leading Canada’s first-ever multi-year study on the participation of people with disabilities in the Canadian film and TV industry and the barriers they face in the labour market. The DSO initiative is financially supported by Accessibility Standards Canada’s Advancing Accessibility Standards Research Program and the Canada Media Fund’s... Read more »

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FAECARE Foundation Champions Disability Accessibility in Rivers State - QUALITATIVE MAGAZINE

Port Harcourt, Nigeria – March 21, 2025In a vibrant celebration of progress and inclusion, the FAECARE Foundation marked the successful conclusion of its Disability Rights Initiative Project: Accessibility (DRIPA) with a landmark stakeholder engagement program in Port Harcourt. The event brought together a diverse array of key players—from government officials and advocacy groups to passionate members of the community—united in the drive to tran…

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QUALITATIVE MAGAZINE broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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