Dear colleagues, <br><br>The European Blind Union &#39;Access to Culture 2012&#39; report is now available on:  <a href="http://www.euroblind.org/working-areas/access-to-culture/">www.euroblind.org/working-areas/access-to-culture/</a><br>
<br>The full report covers:  <br><ul><li>analysis of policy implementation of the cultural rights of disabled people</li><li>some information on cultural accessibility in several countries, <br></li><li>pages 31-50 have case-studies from Belgium, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, United Kingdom and Switzerland. They cover theatre, cinema, museums and city tourist information.</li>
</ul><p>When we collected information for the case-studies, we tried to focus on 
the organisational management of accessibility, while at the same time 
conveying a picture about how the services are used. <br></p><p>Seasons greetings, <br></p><p>Marcus   <br></p><p>Marcus Weisen</p><p>EBU Access to Culture 2012 Project Officer<br></p>
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