Further training: Collaboration between disabled and non-disabled cultural professionals

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An introduction to questions of collaboration between disabled and non-disabled team members. The training is aimed at cultural organizations and cultural professionals with and without disabilities who want to reflect on their practices and develop more inclusive working models.

Experts: Konrad Wolf
Date: Friday, 24.04.2026
Time: 10 am – 1 pm
Location: Zoom (online)
Language: German spoken language

Audio Flyer (German)

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Content

Whether as an artistic team in a production or as colleagues in the artistic office or… – the training serves as an introduction to ableism-critical collaboration between cultural professionals with and without disabilities. In addition to raising awareness of anti-ableism in culture, Konrad will introduce you to the basic structural and communicative principles of inclusive collaboration, which make it possible to meet different needs within the team. Among other things, the training will cover working with access riders. An access rider is a document in which the author attempts to specify what they need for good and barrier-free collaboration.

The training takes place online and in a relaxed atmosphere. This means that all forms of attention are welcome. You can move around, lie down, and take breaks on your own. Continuous camera use is not necessary. Make sure you have plenty of snacks, drinks, and everything else you need for a relaxed online participation!

Costs

5 € | 10 € | 15 € (according to self-assessment)

Audio Flyer (German)

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Expert

Konrad Wolf works as a consultant, lecturer, curator, and director in the performing arts, with a focus on anti-ableist working practices. From 2014 to 2018, he studied directing at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg. From 2020 to 2023, he was a lecturer at the Inclusive Studio of the Wuppertaler Bühnen. In 2023, he was a visiting professor at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin and curated the program “Inclusion in the Teaching of Theater Arts,” which aimed to sensitize lecturers to accessible and anti-ableist teaching methods. In 2024, Konrad Wolf curated the symposium “Cripping Leadership” as part of the NO LIMITS Festival, which dealt with the challenges and potential of disabled-led structures. Since April 2025, he has been working as an inclusion consultant in Un-Label’s “Access Maker – Innovationshub” project.

Accessibility

Relaxed Atmosphere

The training session will take place in a Relaxed format, which means:

All forms of attention are welcome
Moving around, lying down, turning the camera off and rejoining at any time is possible
Regular breaks are scheduled

Linguistic Accessibility

Interpretation from German spoken language to German Sign Language (DGS) (registration by 27.03.26)
Interpretation from complex language to Easy Language (registration by 27.03.26)

Visual Accessibility