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Building on c.lose to 25 years of experience, we’ve grown niche expertise helping French and English-speaking businesses expand the reach of their brand, by tapping…Read more about Home
Inklusiv Communication is a consultancy based in Montreal, Quebec (Canada), offering services designed to help businesses truly connect to all of their potential audience, including those who have disabilities or find themselves marginalized by the use of technology. This is our site map.
Building on c.lose to 25 years of experience, we’ve grown niche expertise helping French and English-speaking businesses expand the reach of their brand, by tapping…Read more about Home
At Inklusiv Communication, we’re more than a consulting service – we’re your trusted advisor in creating a world where leadership and communication truly include everyone.…Read more about About
For the first time in history, we have the opportunity to lead and communicate in ways that truly include everyone. But are we fully embracing…Read more about Meet InklusivComm
Principal and Founder of Inklusiv Communication, Denis has dedicated nearly 25 years to helping organizations bridge communication gaps and empower meaningful connections. As a trusted…Read more about Meet Denis Boudreau
Denis Boudreau delivers keynotes and workshops designed to bridge the gap for people with disabilities and aging populations – groups often overlooked despite comprising over…Read more about Speaking
Your audience deserves a keynote that feels tailored to their unique needs, aspirations, and challenges. Imagine a session that doesn’t just inspire but provides your…Read more about Keynotes
Your team deserves a workshop that goes beyond inspiration to deliver practical tools and actionable strategies. Imagine an interactive experience that equips your team to…Read more about Workshops
Welcome to the InklusivComm Info-Hub, your destination for insights and strategies that empower inclusive leadership and communication. Dive into our growing collection of resources, including…Read more about Info-Hub
This newsletter means to help you get clarity on that by tearing down pre-conceived ideas, and debunking myths about your audience. We give you all…Read more about Newsletters
The world we live in has never been more connected, and yet, an increasingly high number of us have never felt more dismissed and isolated.…Read more about Books
Over the years, we’ve been fortunate to work with some of the greatest household names in a variety of industries, both locally and internationally. From…Read more about Testimonials
Have questions, feedback, or looking to connect? We’d love to hear from you! At Inklusiv Communication, your input matters, and we’re here to help. Whether…Read more about Connect
At Inklusiv Communication, we are committed to creating a website that is accessible to everyone, regardless of ability or circumstance. We believe in the power…Read more about Accessibility
We know that CAPS is all about learning, sharing, growing, and belonging. But it’s also about being incredibly generous with each other. I’ve gotten so…Read more about CAPS
Are you ready to elevate your digital accessibility skills and make a meaningful impact for people with disabilities? Join our 16-hour Digital Accessibility Accelerator program…Read more about Digital Accessibility Accelerator
Every week, we meet with audience members with disabilities who are willing to come forward and share a little bit about their own personal journey…Read more about InklusivComm Interviews Form
Using these inclusive speaking personas can help you better understand the needs and expectations of your audience members who have disabilities. Thanks to the detailed…Read more about InklusivComm Personas
Social interactions were always a bit awkward and anxiety-inducing for Iliana. When she was diagnosed as with ASD (autism spectrum disorder) as a young adult,…Read more about Introducing Iliana
Dyslexia affects roughly 15 to 20% of the adult population, and Izumi is one of them. As most people with dyslexia, Izumi finds tasks involving…Read more about Introducing Izumi
Khaleem’s pet peeve at conferences is speakers who make assumptions about the audience and refer to (or worse, simply point to) information on the screen…Read more about Introducing Khaleem
Though Lizzy doesn’t come across as having a disability, she struggles daily with chronic balance and dizziness problems, akin to constant feelings of motion sickness.…Read more about Introducing Lizzy
Like 10% of men and one out of every 200 women, Nick was born with colour perception deficiency. Being colourblind doesn’t mean he can’t see…Read more about Introducing Nick
As a kid, Sanjay was always the rowdy one. The one that couldn’t sit still, that couldn’t keep quiet, that couldn’t focus, that daydreamed a…Read more about Introducing Sanjay
While the World Health Organization estimates that there are 466 million people in the world with disabling hearing loss (roughly 6.1% of the world’s population),…Read more about Introducing Uma
Vivian started noticing a deterioration in her hearing and sight about 20 years ago, but she never really gave much thought to it… all she…Read more about Introducing Vivian
Are you ready to take your leadership to the next level? Join our 4-week Inclusive Leadership Programs to master disability inclusion, build more inclusive workplaces,…Read more about Key 01 – Understanding Disability Inclusion
Explore our inclusive leadership programs…Read more about Programs
As communication and speaking professionals, we all sit somewhere on the spectrum of inclusive speaking. What kind of a speaker do you think you are,…Read more about Self-Assessment Test
Our webinars offer thought-provoking, interactive experiences designed to inspire meaningful change and equip your team with practical tools for success. Each session is carefully crafted…Read more about Webinars
A 2021 study of the world’s top million websites conducted by WebAIM found that 97.4 percent of them failed at least some web basic accessibility guidelines, such as offering highly contrasted text so those with visual impairments can read it, providing alternative text for images so screen readers can explain what is being displayed, and labelling forms so visitors know what information to provide when filling them out. What about the accessibility of your websites?