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They trust us
Concrete key challenges
Identified and recognized needs
80% of disabilities are invisible
80% of people with disabilities have an invisible disability, highlighting the need for unobtrusive, flexible, and inclusive solutions for all visitors, even without visible signs of a disability.
*fonction-publique.gouv, 2023
Large audiences to include
In 2022, 75% of people with disabilities visited at least one cultural venue (cinema, museum, festival, theater, etc.) during the year—a majority practice that highlights a genuine appetite for culture.
*Artcena, 2022
Access perceived as difficult
In 2022, despite a strong desire to go out, 52% of people with disabilities found access to cultural venues (museums, concerts, festivals) difficult or unsuitable.
*Handicap.fr, 2022
Barriers to attendance
19% of visitors with disabilities state that site accessibility is a barrier to their participation.
*Malakoff Humanis, 2022
ISO 20121 Standard
The ISO 20121 standard is an international framework for integrating sustainable development principles into event management. It is particularly relevant for cultural event organizers and public-access cultural venues, as it helps align practices with concrete social, environmental, and economic goals.
Taking action for everyone
Access to culture: a fundamental right
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Embodying human values
Strengthen trust and engagement with your audiences by implementing visible actions that reflect your CSR commitments and social impact.
Encouraging attendance for all
Attract a wider audience, including people with disabilities, seniors, and families with young children, through improved accessibility.
Highlight your commitments
Demonstrate your concrete commitment to equal access to culture, in compliance with CSR values and legal obligations.
A concrete solution
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