Eligibility
MLA Chief Exective Chris Batt presenting the Jodi Award to Andrew Lewis for the Web Words project (2005). Courtesy Duncan Phillips Photography.
Museums, art galleries, heritage sites, archives, libraries, and disability organisations can submit a nomination, as well as commercial companies (commercial companies are invited to submit nominations in association with a service provider).
Nominations should be for services, projects or initiatives that make cultural collections and information more accessible to disabled people, involve disabled people in their creation, and use digital media.
Every kind of digital technology is eligible, e.g. computers, websites, mobile phones, interactive objects, audioguides, PDAs, multi-media, digital cameras and editing equipment.
We welcome nominations from all kinds of projects, small and big, low tech and high tech, for small and large audiences, short-term or long term, from small and large organisations. What matters is the quality of your involvement with disabled people.
Nominees are welcome to contact us prior to submitting their Nomination, if they have questions. This can be helpful, if there are questions about the eligibility of the project.
Award Categories
- Digital Access Online
- Digital Access Onsite
- Digital Access for People with a Learning Disability – given jointly with the Rix Centre
- Digital Access Online – International
The first three categories are UK-wide, the final category excludes the UK.
