Welcome to DaDa-Disability and Deaf Arts

Thank you to everyone who attended this year's DaDaFest 2009 and for making the festival such a huge success!

To view the Young DaDaFest 2009 video please go to: http://www.dadahello.com/young-dadafest/young-dadafest it's just under the photos.

To read the Staff Blog please go to: http://www.dadahello.com/news/blog

Watch one of the DaDaVisions films! This is Portrait of The Artist by Proxy. It was one of the four films displayed on the BBC Big Screens throughout the UK during DaDaFest 2009 and the last few months. The films went national on 5th December 2009 to mark 1,000 days before the Paralympics. This project received the Olympic Inspire mark in 2009.

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View three more films that formed part of DaDaVisions further down the page.

DaDaFest International 2008

WATCH THE DaDaFest International 2008 VIDEO!!! The film is audio described, it does not have subtitles as it is image based .

Developing Arts, Driving Aspirations

DaDa-Disability and Deaf Arts [formerly NWDAF] has been operating as a Deaf and Disability Arts Development Agency since 1984. Our home base is Liverpool, but we work throughout England, nationally and internationally.

You can find out more About Us here.

We aim to make this website as easy to navigate as possible. It details all aspects of our work, from the award winning DaDaFest to the work of Young DaDa Disability and Deaf Arts. We deliver a varied programme of Arts Projects and support the development of artists through professional development programmes.

Our work is about making opportunities to include everyone in arts and cultural activity, and promote events to showcase Deaf & Disability arts.

We would like to hear from you, so do feel free to contact us with feedback, suggestions and opinions about the site, our work or what we can do to assist you access the arts.

Thank you for your visit!

More DaDaVisions films...

'I know my place' by So Many Excuses.

'The Rose' by Caroline Parker

'Pixie Dust' by Gina Czarnecki

To view our AmbITion case study report please go to: www.dadahello.com/news

Check out the Accessible events calendar for arty events coming up soon: http://www.dadahello.com/resources/accessible-events

Please do feel free to take a look at our Facebook account: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1241613359&ref=profile Do feel free to add yourself to our network. And if that's not enough then join us for the latest updates on our Twitter account: http://twitter.com/DaDaDisDeaf