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TV Access Project (TAP)

The hub for all things TAP related

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CDN has partnered with the TV Access Project (TAP) to work towards an industry with full inclusion by 2030.

TAP was created in 2022, following the Underlying Health Conditions report published in December 2021 following Jack Thorne’s McTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival. One year on from its launch at the Edinburgh TV Festival (ETVF) 2022, The TV Access Project (TAP)  celebrated the progress made to date by the alliance in 2023, marking this year’s Festival with key initiatives and events, and crucially laying out the work still to be done to reach its target of creating full inclusion for Deaf, Disabled and Neurodivergent talent by 2030.

For any queries, please feel free to get in touch at tvaccessproject@gmail.com

Key Resources

To find out more about TAP and the industry-defining work, including the 5As, TAP Toolkit, and more, feel free to head over to the TAP Description Hub.

TAP Key Resources
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The 5As

TAP Resources

A journey to success

Access Description Hub

Access all things related to TAP

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5As Training

Investing in access and inclusion on set

Key Resources
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Access Coordinators

Facilitating inclusion with lived experience and disability access expertise

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TAP Courses

Shaping future access through attitude, training, and continuous progress

The must have's

Accessiblity Training for Freelancers

Specialist training driving industry inclusive practices

Access Description Hub
5As Training
Access Coordinators
TAP Courses
Accessibility Training for Freelancers
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