A collection to educate and inspire
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Te Ora kei Te Taea
13 May 2023
Making the Kids of Kōrero Lane accessible: The art of audio description for tamariki
Paul is one of the audio describers at Able and recently worked on The Kids of Kōrero…
Kōrero
8 May 2023
Media access services are hugely important in providing people with the opportunity to access media – so…
Te Ora kei Te Taea
6 May 2023
The Intersection of Art and Accessibility: A Conversation with Kitty, Caption Producer
Kia ora Kitty, can you tell us a bit about yourself and your journey to Able? Hello!…
Ngā kōrerorero
24 April 2023
Connecting the Deaf Community: An Interview with Deaf Aotearoa’s Daniel Harborne
Deaf Aotearoa is a national organisation that provides services and support to New Zealand’s Deaf community. One…
Ngā kōrero
31 March 2023
Chris is Deaf and works at Aotearoa’s national school for deaf and hard-of-hearing children. He is an…
Ngā kōrerorero
24 March 2023
An interview with Jon Tai-Rakena, Māori Deaf TikTok creator
Recently, Able Communications Intern Gabriella Evans had a chat with Jon Tai-Rakena, Aotearoa based TikTok creator and…
Tuhinga
21 March 2023
5 Deaf Tiktok Creators You Should Be Following
Today, social media is an ever-present part of our everyday lives. Over the years, the use of…
Tuhinga
21 March 2023
Open Access – The Listener Interview with Dan Buckingham, Chief Executive of Able
Open Access As featured in The Listener (March 4-10th, 2023) “The fine art of subtitling has become…