Looking for disability-led ideas including creative events, programs and activations that celebrate International Day of People with Disability.
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Proposed events or programs should be held during the Inclusion Festival period (21 November and 12 December 2026) or at any time up to 30 June 2027
Inner West LGA
Inclusion Festival is Inner West Council’s flagship celebration for the International Day of People with Disability. Council proudly raises the Disability Pride Flag annually on 3 December to mark IDPwD celebrations.
This year, Inclusion Festival is celebrating 10 years of disability leadership through the arts, and Inner West Council wants you to be part of it.
Council is seeking opportunities to support creative events, programs and activations that celebrate International Day of People with Disability across the Inner West.
Up to $5,000 (GST inclusive) is available to support accessible, disability-led program ideas, including:
Art workshops and creative skills-building
Talks, discussions and networking
Exhibitions and performances
Creative social and community events
Inclusive and accessible arts activations
Other disability-led creative projects.
Find out more and apply via the website.
Submit your EOI by Monday 5 October 2026 at 5pm.
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