Kleintheater Luzern: «All Inclusive» – A Box for More
As people without a disability perspective, how can we contribute to making access to society and culture more inclusive? Kleintheater Luzern is working hard to find an answer. As a first step, the theatre’s co-management, inclusion officer and an inclusive working group have developed the «All Inclusive» toolbox. It supports individuals, groups and institutions from the spheres of culture, school and public administration on their path to greater inclusion. The toolbox helps jump-start efforts to break down barriers. Inclusion starts everywhere. «All Inclusive» is practical, light-hearted and result-focused.
Here is more information about the Kleintheater Luzern project «Inclusive cultural sector» and the documentary film «Alle inklusive – ein Kleintheater will mehr».
What does this tool consist of?
The physical toolbox consists of 3 parts.
- No Taboo: a word game teaching inclusion terminology.
- Workshop: a guide to help teams develop concrete measures.
- Bits and Pieces: a website offering exercises, insights and important links on the topic of inclusion.
Who is this tool for?
«All Inclusive» is aimed at non-disabled individuals, groups and institutions from culture, schools or public administration.
Why is this tool needed?
«All Inclusive» poses key questions and invites us to answer them together:
- What does inclusion mean in this context?
- What knowledge is already available, what do we still need to learn?
- What goals do we want to achieve and what challenges do we face in the process?
- What motivates us to keep going and what support do we need?
What can this tool do?
«All Inclusive» makes people aware of barriers and empowers them to start breaking them down.
Tags
#inclusion
#culture
#inclusive
#society game
#workshop
#workshop
#theatre
#disability
#small theatreluzern
#barriers
Impressum
Kleintheater Luzern www.kleintheater.ch
Fabienne Mathis, Janine Bürkli
Publisher: Der gesunde Menschenversand GmbH, menschenversand.ch
«All Inclusive» was developed in collaboration with the Competence Centre for Diversity, Disability, and Inclusion (CCDI) at the University of St.Gallen amongst others. It has been tested by Theater Neumarkt Zurich, Theater Stadelhofen, the Lucerne Museums, Kunstmuseum Luzern and the ThiK Theater im Kornhaus Baden.