A museum that you not only see, but also hear, feel and smell; a place where history and nature come alive – regardless of sight.
The rights of people with disabilities are repeatedly and violently restricted – in the past and present.
A system of six dots is revolutionizing the education and participation of blind people worldwide: Braille, invented in 1825 by Louis Braille, celebrated its 200th anniversary in 2026.
The Austrian Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired offers Braille courses in shorthand and full Braille.
As part of the "KulturBlick" event series, the Austrian Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired regularly offers special guided tours for blind and visually impaired people to museums and cultural institutions in Vienna.
Europe Beyond Access (EBA) is a European cooperation project led by Skånes Dansteater and co-financed by Creative Europe.
This Zero Project Awardee demonstrates how accessibility functions not as an add-on, but as a creative foundation for cultural experiences.
We already reported on this topic last year: Museum visits have been proven to promote mental and physical health.
An online symposium on the 28th and 29th will address the question of what museums can actively contribute to the well-being of their visitors.
The opening of a documentary exhibition on January 22, 2026 at the Vienna International Center marked the start of a traveling exhibition documenting the contributions of Austria's museums to achieving the 17 SDGs.
From February 18th to 20th, 2026, the annual Zero Project Conference will take place again, having become a unique global meeting place for innovations in the inclusion of people with disabilities.
This year's Inclusive World Day of Vienna Tourist Guides will take place at the Heidi Horten Collection.