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The report Disabled artists in the mainstream: a new cultural agenda for Europe<\/strong> emerges from the first European Arts and Disability Cluster meeting in The Hague on 30 November 2019, that we as Un-Label – Performing Arts Company were part of, the event was hosted by two of the core partners of Europe Beyond Access<\/a>, the British Council<\/a> and Holland Dance<\/a> festival.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_image src=”https:\/\/un-label.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/DisabilityArtsInternational_BritishCouncil_Report_Image-02_Un-Label.jpg” _builder_version=”4.4.1″][\/et_pb_image][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.4.1″]<\/p>\n Working towards raising awareness of the barriers that disabled artists and audiences continue to face when accessing Europe\u2019s cultural institutions, the report heralds a clear call to policymakers and funders to seriously reduce the cultural exclusion of disabled people.<\/p>\n Co-authored by Betina Panagiotara (dance researcher and journalist, Greece), Ben Evans (Head of Arts & Disability, European Union Region) and Filip Pawlak (artist and producer, Poland), it outlines one major policy recommendation for a new European cultural agenda and six proposals for the forthcoming 2021-2027 Creative Europe programme.<\/p>\n