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Inclusive Web Tip #040

17 February 2023

“Not everyone experiences the Web the same way. Are you testing your website with assistive technologies such as screen readers to ensure that it isRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #040

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IPS Self-Assessment #040

16 February 2023

“Do I systematically assume that some audience members will be unable to differentiate between objects based on colours, when presented in close proximity?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #040

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Why embracing disability inclusion is critical for business success

16 February 2023

Embracing disability inclusion has become an imperative for businesses, particularly with the rise of socially conscious consumers and a new generation of employees. A culture…Read more about Why embracing disability inclusion is critical for business success

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Inclusive Speaking Tip #040

15 February 2023

“Before asking audience members to take any sort of action, make sure sufficient instructions have been clearly provided and everyone truly understands the expectations.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #040

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Did You Know… #040

14 February 2023

An accessible event means making sure that the content provided and the delivery of a presentation is inclusive to all members of the audience throughRead more about Did You Know… #040

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Food For Thought #040

13 February 2023

“It’s ironic how challenges related to exclusion, while they are entirely the responsibility of speakers to solve, are almost always the responsibility of audience membersRead more about Food For Thought #040

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Interview with Sanjay (ChatGPT)

12 February 2023

This interview is completely simulated using artificial intelligence (ChatGPT), and is based on the model for Sanjay, one of the InklusivComm personas that were created…Read more about Interview with Sanjay (ChatGPT)

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Inclusive Web Tip #039

10 February 2023

“Clear and consistent layouts help people with disabilities predict what will happen when they interact with your content. Can your users easily figure out theirRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #039

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IPS Self-Assessment #039

9 February 2023

“Do I systematically avoid subtle colour combinations, such as light grey text on a white background, that will make content harder to read in poorRead more about IPS Self-Assessment #039

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Helping audience members who are hard of hearing better engage in a presentation

9 February 2023

There are several strategies that speaking professionals can use to make their presentations more accessible and inclusive for audience members who are hard of hearing.…Read more about Helping audience members who are hard of hearing better engage in a presentation

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Inclusive Speaking Tip #039

8 February 2023

“Provide audience members with opportunities to re-energize as needed, by introducing opportunities for physical interactions that will get their blood flowing.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #039

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Did You Know… #039

7 February 2023

Inclusive speaking involves considering the diverse needs, expectations, and experiences of all members of the audience. How comfortable are you, when it comes to addressingRead more about Did You Know… #039

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Food For Thought #039

6 February 2023

“The needs and expectations of your audience must influence your delivery style, and the delivery mechanisms you rely upon must keep your audience away fromRead more about Food For Thought #039

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Now with Dave Brown – Episode 714

6 February 2023

Episode 714 Abstract In the first hour of NOW with Dave Brown: Denis Boudreau shares his thoughts on the accessibility of ChatGPT (25:55). Michelle McQuiggeRead more about Now with Dave Brown – Episode 714

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Interview with Uma (ChatGPT)

5 February 2023

This interview is completely simulated using artificial intelligence (ChatGPT), and is based on the model for Uma, one of the InklusivComm personas that were created…Read more about Interview with Uma (ChatGPT)

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Inclusive Web Tip #038

3 February 2023

“Captions make it possible for audience members who are deaf or hard of hearing to access your videos. Are you fully supporting your video contentRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #038

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IPS Self-Assessment #038

2 February 2023

“Do I systematically avoid using colours as the only means to convey information in my printed or digital assets?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #038

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Your website’s inaccessibility could cost you more than you think

2 February 2023

Operating an inaccessible website can have serious consequences for businesses, both legally and ethically. With over 97% websites being inaccessible to people with disabilities, businesses…Read more about Your website’s inaccessibility could cost you more than you think

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Inclusive Speaking Tip #038

1 February 2023

“Make sure to include images, graphics and visual aids that display reflection of culturally and ethnically diverse groups and the communities in which they live.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #038

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Did You Know… #038

31 January 2023

Inclusive speaking means ensuring that everyone in the audience can fully participate and engage with events and involves making accommodations for people with disabilities. HowRead more about Did You Know… #038

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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.

If you’re ready to reduce risk, improve access, and serve everyone with dignity, let’s talk. Together, we’ll help you create digital experiences that don’t leave anyone behind.

“When accessibility is never named, it cannot be led. Silence does not mean inclusion exists; it means leadership has not yet developed the awareness needed to recognize responsibility.”

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