The Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) is the UK national not-for-profit festival trade association. Organisers of @FestCongress.
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ALT Bristol Harbourside Festival - one of the events taking part in GECoP
ALT Congrats! Live Events Access Charter
ALT An e-flyer for an event, featuring AIF and OnSinch Logos at the top. The text beneath reads: "Webinar: Managing Temp Staff and Volunteers at Festivals. David Suslik, CEO of OnSinch, one of the new AIF friends, will showcase their workforce management & community-building software for festivals. It helps the festival to register staff and volunteers, plan shifts, promote self-registration on the open shifts, and manage payments, reports, and communication to name a few. The main goal of this webinar is to hear your feedback so OnSInch can be adapted to the UK festival's needs. Thurs 6th June, 11am - 12pm, RSVP [email protected]"
ALT A green and white check background with a grey box overlayed. At the top of the grey box is a green box reading 'Association of Independent Festivals and Musicians Union." Under this in white text reads "Access Riders" In a white box underneath that, there is the following text: "Access riders are documents that outline an individual’s access requirements. They allow performers with access needs – for example, someone with a disability– to communicate their needs to a festival before they arrive for the performance, workshop, or event. We will take you through why we need access riders, what they look like, how to write one and what you should do if you receive one." There is a second white box beneath this. Text in that box reads "Date: Wed 5th June. RSVP [email protected]. Time 12pm-1pm. Online."
ALT An e-flyer for an event, featuring AIF and OnSinch Logos at the top. The text beneath reads: "Webinar: Managing Temp Staff and Volunteers at Festivals. David Suslik, CEO of OnSinch, one of the new AIF friends, will showcase their workforce management & community-building software for festivals. It helps the festival to register staff and volunteers, plan shifts, promote self-registration on the open shifts, and manage payments, reports, and communication to name a few. The main goal of this webinar is to hear your feedback so OnSInch can be adapted to the UK festival's needs. Thurs 6th June, 11am - 12pm, RSVP [email protected]"
ALT A green and white check background with a grey box overlayed. At the top of the grey box is a green box reading 'Association of Independent Festivals and Musicians Union." Under this in white text reads "Access Riders" In a white box underneath that, there is the following text: "Access riders are documents that outline an individual’s access requirements. They allow performers with access needs – for example, someone with a disability– to communicate their needs to a festival before they arrive for the performance, workshop, or event. We will take you through why we need access riders, what they look like, how to write one and what you should do if you receive one." There is a second white box beneath this. Text in that box reads "Date: Wed 5th June. RSVP [email protected]. Time 12pm-1pm. Online."