A relaxed performance prepares neurodivergent audiences for a theatre performance by providing accessibility supports such as trigger warnings, actor introductions, and sound or sensory guides for loud noises or intense scenes.

An adaptive performance modifies the performance itself to make it more accessible for neurodivergent audiences, for example by reducing loud noises, limiting overstimulating lighting or colours, and removing excessively graphic or distressing scenes.

"Gentys (""tribes"") is a community of men, which claims to be one of few places where men can express themselves without being judged, claiming to provide pischological help. They argue that men have higher suicide rates, are more violent, consume illicit substances more, and thus need this help.  Alongside these problems they point out issues such as decrease in testosterone or lack of ""true masculinity""."

Basic income for artists is a policy in which governments provide all artists with a regular, unconditional sum of money to ensure a basic standard of living, regardless of income or employment status.

Fellowships and grants are programs in which governments or organizations provide artists with financial support, often for a specific project or period of time, based on merit or need. These funds are typically awarded through a competitive application process.