Event agenda

Accessibility and Inclusion in Museums – Best Practice Examples

This fireside chat showcases the initiative of the inclusive museums guide and explores the possibilities of museums to be inclusive on the example of the Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands.

Lights, Camera, Action!

Dinner and an Act: The Lőrinc Barabas Quartet

Join us to recap, rewind, and relax after day one of the Zero Project Conference 2025. Renowned Hungarian trumpet artist Lőrinc Barabas will accompany this networking dinner with original jazz.

The reality of working in the arts for Creators, Performers and Exhibitors

This fireside chat showcases a multi-disciplinary initiative of Cope Foundation, offers a government-funded, four-year employment programme for intellectually disabled artists to transition from amateur to professional, providing mentoring, education, and

Power of internships

Discover the Zero Project Awardees from the public, business, and arts sectors that are driving change with their paid internship programmes, which have allowed persons with disabilities to get a foothold in prestigious companies and industries.

Arts as a job promotor

The arts are essential to societal cohesion around the world and provide respite for all. This session features Zero Project Awardees that have excelled in creating sustainable employment programmes in the fields of theater, film, music, and museums.

Learn more about the UN Mural: brief walking tour

The reality of working in the arts - Breakdancers: Jacob “Kujo” Lyons

Interactive Inclusive Dance Class

The inclusive dance teachers Petra Schön from Lillis Ballroom, Branislav Zdravković from Special Dance Crew, and Connie Vandarakis from DanceAbility International, will lead this interactive dance lesson that will blend movement and accessibility.

Hosted by

Lillis Ballroom

Austria

Award Ceremony

The Zero Project Awards 2025 for inclusive Employment, and ICT will honor innovative solutions from across the globe and all sectors of society. Be sure to tune in and celebrate our Awardees.

Was bedeutet Arbeit für uns? - Texte und Erfahrungen zu Arbeit & Inklusion

The reality of working in the arts - Violinist: Amber Correa

This Fireside chat showcases a young artist with disabilities of colour Amber Correa.