Community Radio Inclusion Support Project (CRISP)
Resources for community radio to better include people with a disability, because everyone can do community radio!
Are you interested in learning some radio skills, making friends and sharing your musical tastes? Do you identify as someone with an intellectual disability or support someone who does? Come along to one of our MONTHLY radio groups! On the Southside: We start a second radio group at West End Community House, 4 Norfolk Road, …
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Community radio was founded on principles of social inclusion. However, despite 1 in 5 Australians having a disability (ABS 2008), there are still few programs for or by people with disabilities on generalist stations. What does it take to make community radio work for people with a disability? How can we better support people who …
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Audacity has built in accessibility features to assist vision-impaired radio producers. A very important feature of Audacity is the ability to fully manipulate the selection using the keyboard. Screen reader access works very well on Windows. Mac OS X screen reader support now requires considerable adjustment following a transition to wxWidgets 3, but a 2.1.1 …
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The Australian Communications and Media Authority released a 2010 report into the possibilities of digital radio in providing important services to PWD. Some of the developments included: captioned radio for the deaf accessible design developments digital radio for the blind or vision impaired emergency warnings notifications for people with sensory impariments delivered via digital radio …
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Community Radio Inclusion Support Project (CRISP) 