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IPS Self-Assessment #086

4 January 2024

“Do I systematically keep in mind that hand held microphones, facial hair and other mouth obstructors can add significant challenges to the experience of lipRead more about IPS Self-Assessment #086

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Emerging leadership trends to skyrocket more inclusive workplaces in 2024

4 January 2024

In 2024, embracing inclusivity is key. With neurodiversity and disability being more prevalent than ever and diversity rising, leaders must focus on inclusive workplaces. From…Read more about Emerging leadership trends to skyrocket more inclusive workplaces in 2024

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Inclusive Speaking Tip #086

3 January 2024

“As part of your introduction, provide your audience with the ability to follow along on their own devices, by sharing links to your slides andRead more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #086

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Did You Know… #086

2 January 2024

Some individuals with disabilities may require additional time to process information or respond to queries. Allowing for this extra time creates a more inclusive environment.Read more about Did You Know… #086

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Food For Thought #086

1 January 2024

“Ignoring diversity and inclusion is risky business. Aside from missing out on talent and market share, companies expose themselves to legal risks and damaging theirRead more about Food For Thought #086

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Inclusive Web Tip #085

29 December 2023

“Captions help everyone, not only those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Are your captions synchronized with the audio tracks and include all spokenRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #085

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What every leader must know about 2023’s accessibility lawsuits

28 December 2023

The 2023 UsableNet report reveals crucial insights for businesses in digital accessibility. It highlights a surge in ADA lawsuits, recurring legal challenges, New York’s prominent…Read more about What every leader must know about 2023’s accessibility lawsuits

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IPS Self-Assessment #085

28 December 2023

“Do I systematically reformulate questions or comments from the audience before I go about answering them, so the interpreters can also capture the context?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #085

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Inclusive Speaking Tip #085

27 December 2023

“Consider using dark background colours to host light foreground content, so the dark colours can create an improved negative space for the lighter content.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #085

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Did You Know… #085

26 December 2023

Physical barriers are not the only obstacles people with disabilities face; attitudes and assumptions can also be barriers. By fostering empathy and understanding through yourRead more about Did You Know… #085

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Food For Thought #085

25 December 2023

“Inclusive work environments do more than make employees happy; they lead to higher productivity, better quality of work, and increased innovation. It’s a long-term strategyRead more about Food For Thought #085

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Inclusive Web Tip #084

22 December 2023

“Rapidly flashing content can be dangerous for photo-epileptic audience members. Are you keeping flashing areas small enough on the screen not to cause photo-epileptic seizures?”Read more about Inclusive Web Tip #084

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IPS Self-Assessment #084

21 December 2023

“Do I systematically rely on ASL interpreters and CART services when they’re available as I’m delivering content?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #084

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The truth about the insidious impact of “not seeing colours”

21 December 2023

Today’s blog post examines how certain phrases inadvertently perpetuate racism and ableism. It highlights the importance of recognizing and actively challenging these narratives in our…Read more about The truth about the insidious impact of “not seeing colours”

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Now with Dave Brown – Episode 936

20 December 2023

Episode 936 Abstract Why does it seem that big tech companies are more focused on accessibility than other industries? Denis Boudreau weighs in with hisRead more about Now with Dave Brown – Episode 936

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Inclusive Speaking Tip #084

20 December 2023

“Improve the overall content readability of your content by offering sufficient tracking and leading to paragraphs, as well as enough padding in between blocks ofRead more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #084

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Did You Know… #084

19 December 2023

Part of being inclusive is acknowledging when mistakes are made and learning from them. If an accessibility issue arises, acknowledging it and taking steps toRead more about Did You Know… #084

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Food For Thought #084

18 December 2023

“A diverse workforce isn’t just window dressing; it’s a competitive advantage. Different perspectives and experiences improve problem-solving capabilities and pave the way for innovative solutions.”Read more about Food For Thought #084

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Inclusive Web Tip #083

15 December 2023

“Some people will miss out on information when it’s only conveyed through colour. Are you making sure to optimize interactions by also supporting colour-coded informationRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #083

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IPS Self-Assessment #083

14 December 2023

“Do I systematically make sure to stand in good lighting for optimal visibility as I’m delivering content?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #083

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Is your digital experience  leaving people behind?

Every day, millions of people with disabilities are blocked from accessing information, services, and products – simply because organizations overlook digital accessibility. These aren’t edge cases. They’re your customers, your employees, your community.

At Inklusiv Communication, we help you change that. With over 25 years of experience, we train the teams who design, build, and maintain your digital platforms, ensuring accessibility is built in from the start.

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