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Te-Aitanga-a-Māhaki, Rongowhakaata

Samuel Morgan (he/him) is a disabled podcaster and musician with a passion for accessibility and disability rights. Sam studied a Bachelor of Commercial Music at Massey University. In 2019 he focused his honours research on how music technology education can be more accessible for blind and low vision individuals. Since then he has worked as a Digital Content Developer for Arts Access Aotearoa and an Access Advisor for Wellington Access Radio. Currently Sam is undertaking research with Massey University that has a focus on making music venues in Aotearoa more accessible.

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"In a dream world, I get the experience of everyone else" - Sam Morgan

A resource by Sam Morgan for venues, and all in our music community, to understand and improve accessibility for musicians and audience.
Three Pātiki designs with rauru spirals in the middle. Pātiki (flounder fish) representing manaakitanga (hospitality) and rauru representing a journey into, and out of the centre