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In today’s post, the first in a two-part series, business and organization leaders will discover 15 crucial keys to unlock true disability inclusion in their…Read more about A roadmap to inclusive leadership: 15 keys to unlocking a diverse and empowered workplace – part 1

“Do I systematically plan for alternative accessible formats, when I rely on printed materials during workshops, activities and other types of audience interactions?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #060

“Go out of your way to set clear expectations for your audience, be consistent in your instructions, and always follow through with what has beenRead more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #060

Engaging the audience during your talk is an essential aspect of speaking, yet traditional interactive methods may inadvertently exclude some attendees. Exploring alternative, accessible interactionRead more about Did You Know… #060

“There’s still so much that needs to be said, so much that needs to be claimed, before speakers truly understand the diverse perspectives of theirRead more about Food For Thought #060

“Making necessary improvements based on feedback received from users with disabilities can have a dramatic impact on how accessible your website is. Are you listeningRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #059

“Do I systematically rehash sight gags even when it feels awkward, so some of my audience members don’t have to feel bad when everybody elseRead more about IPS Self-Assessment #059

In this post, we delve into the significance of cultural sensitivity in speaking engagements, so we can recognize and value cultural diversity as an essential…Read more about Recognizing the impact of culture in inclusive communication

“Make it a point to offer your audience members permission to physically move, walk around the room or even walk away from the group ifRead more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #059

Language use has the power to shape perceptions and attitudes. Using respectful and inclusive language is a fundamental aspect of disability inclusion. Terms such asRead more about Did You Know… #059

“By introducing and examining accessibility barriers, inclusive communication considerations help raise awareness and inspire you to make intentional efforts to create more inclusive and accessibleRead more about Food For Thought #059

“Formatting and layout elements such as font size, color, and contrast can improve readability and legibility. How are you supporting users with visual impairments orRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #058

“Do I systematically avoid saying things like “as the graph shows”, or “as you can see here”… because I recognize that not everyone in myRead more about IPS Self-Assessment #058

Drawing on the empowering legacy of Juneteenth, this post explores how professionals can create inclusive and equitable spaces. Emphasizing the principles of empathy, accessibility, and…Read more about From Juneteenth to inclusion: lessons in audience empowerment

“Don’t rely exclusively on auditory content such as audio cues or music to signal information, as those can be unusable for someone who can’t easilyRead more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #058

Many individuals with disabilities experience exclusion due to misconceptions and stereotypes. Incorporating positive and accurate representations of disability into your speeches can challenge these harmfulRead more about Did You Know… #058

“The more you acknowledge the diversity of needs and expectations of your audience members, the more you’ll discover that you have an incredible amount ofRead more about Food For Thought #058

“Visually highlighting components when they receive focus helps keyboard only users navigate. Are you making sure active elements are highlighted when they receive keyboard focus?”Read more about Inclusive Web Tip #057

Join me in supporting Knowbility, a remarkable organization led by the fearless Sharron Rush. Their dedication to digital accessibility and inclusion has transformed countless lives.…Read more about Support Knowbility and empower millions – yes, you can do it!

“Do I systematically avoid making any kind of assumptions about what it is that my audience members can actually see or perceive?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #057