Accessibility
Every year, CITIA endeavors to make the Festival even more accessible. For the 2024 edition, the establishment is working hard on an inclusive approach for people with disabilities.
An Official Commitment
At the end of 2019, CITIA signed a "Charte H+ Culture", joining the project launched by the Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Its aim is to showcase all the wonderful initiatives brought in favour of people with disabilities, over and above the baseline imposed by the law, and to introduce "handi-care, handi-welcome and handi-inclusive".
Practical Information
Download our PDF 2024 Accessibility Guide. This document lays out all the details of our progressive improvement plans. Whether you have a mobility, visual or auditive disability, it has been designed to enable you to better prepare your attendance at the Festival.
Making animation accessible
The Festival is committed to ensuring that animation films are accessible to all audiences by using various specially adapted measures.
For instance, a number of screenings are subtitled for the deaf and hard of hearing.
An audio description of the 2024 Annecy Festival poster is available to blind or partially-sighted people to enable them to visualise Regina Pessoa’s work.
An audio description created by Cortex média, written by Cécile Mathias and with Maud Rudigoz narrating.
Contacts
To have more information and to better organise your trip, we invite you to contact:
- Annecy Festival, Hospitality Department
Vincent Viandier, Head of Hospitality
+33 (0)4 50 10 09 00
accessibilite@citia.org - Activhandi
Activhandi aim to develop access for people with disabilities and their carers to leisure and culture.
Festival partners, they are available to discuss with you and to give advice with their extensive knowledge of the event and the area.
Florian Vallet
+33 (0)6 88 42 24 35
contact@activhandi.com
https://activhandi.fr/
Partners
Who are supporting us: