Meet P.A.I.R. through its brand-new website!
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the official website for the European project P.A.I.R. – Paving Accessible, Inclusive Realities! This digital space invites you to discover P.A.I.R. and follow its journey step by step.
What is P.A.I.R.
P.A.I.R. is an innovative program that fosters a truly accessible and inclusive cultural landscape.
Implemented by liminal (Greece) in partnership with Alternative Brains Rule (Cyprus) and the Estonian Agrenska Foundation (Estonia), it recognizes diversity as the driving force of cultural innovation.
An accessible open website
The website is designed following the guidelines of universal accessibility:
It supports three language environments (Greek, English, Estonian)
it provides alt text for images
keyboard navigation,
video captions and
WCAG-compliant color contrast.
Through its core sections – Homepage, Partners, News, Showcase and Contact – you can explore the project in depth and stay updated on the latest developments, activities and announcements throughout the program’s duration.
How is the project developing
P.A.I.R. is a project that unfolds through three sequential and interconnected stages:
Research & Development
The project begins by documenting experiences, challenges, and needs related to cultural accessibility. Through questionnaires, interviews, focus groups and creative workshops, it amplifies the voices of disabled individuals, artists and cultural organizations.
Vocational training
Next follows a complete training program, with digital and in-person seminars on the Creative Accessibility Method, Universal Design, and inclusive practices in cultural spaces.
Creation & Showcase
Disabled and non-disabled artists collaborate to create original digital artworks, which will be presented at three accessible events – in Athens, Nicosia and Tartu – and documented in an accessible digital zine. This creative journey will culminate in a final online event, open to all.
Stay in touch with P.A.I.R.
Follow P.A.I.R.‘s journey through its website and the social media platforms:
This program is co-funded by the European Union under the Creative Europe call (CREA-CULT-2024-COOP-1) (Project code: 101173834).
