“Optimize readability and reduce overall cognitive load for your audience members by sticking to lower case, sentence case, or camel case text presentations.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #043
Inclusive speaking and communication can lead to positive social and economic impacts that go far beyond audience members who have disabilities. As an organization, doRead more about Did You Know… #043
Episode 733 Abstract In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press recaps the top headlines of the weekendRead more about Now with Dave Brown – Episode 733
“As a speaker focused on getting your message across to the largest number of people possible, what percentage of your audience are you comfortable excludingRead more about Food For Thought #043
Amy Amantea identifies as a white settler on the stolen lands of the Squamish, Musqueam and Tsleil-waututh first Nations. Living with blindness and dyslexia, Amy’s…Read more about Interview with Amy Amantea
“Complex interactions are no always conveyed to assistive technologies. Are you leveraging WAI-ARIA attributes to provide additional information and functionality for screen readers?”Read more about Inclusive Web Tip #042
“Do I systematically keep in mind that poor lighting conditions can impair the audience’s ability to perceive various combinations of colours?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #042
In today’s post, I want to share some updates about my book, “The Inclusive Speaker,” nearing completion and being available on Amazon in just a…Read more about Endorsements are in: what people are saying about my first book
“Don’t ever make assumptions about the people in your audience, their needs, their characteristics or their abilities, based on stereotypes or limited information.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #042
Accessibility and inclusion are not one-time considerations, but rather, an ongoing process that can always be improved upon. As technology and societal attitudes evolve, itRead more about Did You Know… #042
Episode 36: How To Be A More Inclusive Communicator Abstract Do you desire to learn how to be a more inclusive communicator? Canada’s top inclusiveRead more about Passion for Impact podcast with Trisha Miltimore – Episode 36
“People who have disabilities, whether those are visible or not, are the same people that come to our talks and grow from our thought leadership.Read more about Food For Thought #042
This interview is completely simulated using artificial intelligence (ChatGPT), and is based on the model for Vivian, one of the InklusivComm personas that were created…Read more about Interview with Vivian (ChatGPT)
“It’s not always easy to wrap our head around a website. Are you using meaningful section headings and descriptive form labels to provide context andRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #041
Inclusion needs to become an essential aspect of the speaking industry, as it allows for a diverse range of innovative perspectives and ideas to be…Read more about Inclusion in the speaking industry: why it matters and what we can do to foster more of it
“Do I systematically steer clear of information positioned on top of cluttered or busy background images, if that background makes the text harder to perceiveRead more about IPS Self-Assessment #041
“Always provide audience members with elegant ways to opt-out of engagement activities involving movement when they can’t physically take part in the request.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #041
People with disabilities can easily face barriers to participating in public speaking events, even if accommodations are provided. Such barriers can include societal attitudes andRead more about Did You Know… #041
“If you don’t factor in the impact of invisible disabilities on some of your audience members, then your brand might be giving up on upRead more about Food For Thought #041
This interview is completely simulated using artificial intelligence (ChatGPT), and is based on the model for Iliana, one of the InklusivComm personas that were created…Read more about Interview with Iliana (ChatGPT)