Did You Know… #078
Inclusive language isn’t just about avoiding offensive terms. It also involves the conscious use of words that reflect respect for people’s identity. People-first language, emphasizingRead more about Did You Know… #078
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Inclusive language isn’t just about avoiding offensive terms. It also involves the conscious use of words that reflect respect for people’s identity. People-first language, emphasizingRead more about Did You Know… #078
“Research from WebAIM shows that over 97% of the top one million websites out there are not fully accessible to people with disabilities. That meansRead more about Food For Thought #078
As an influencer, you have the power to advocate for disability rights. By promoting inclusivity and accessibility in your speeches and presentations, you can createRead more about Did You Know… #077
“Not all websites are created equal. I’m talking about how usable and downright accessible those websites turn out to be for the end users outRead more about Food For Thought #077
Engaging with disability advocates and organizations can provide valuable insights into accessibility best practices. They can offer feedback and suggestions that can help make yourRead more about Did You Know… #076
“Discrimination in any form – whether it’s overt acts or subtle microaggressions – poses a significant, negative impact on the morale and the potential contributionsRead more about Food For Thought #076
Printed materials and visual aids used during presentations should be made accessible. This includes providing alternate formats like Braille or large print and ensuring highRead more about Did You Know… #075
“Combatting the pervasive cycle of stigma requires professionals to be proactive, to challenge deeply ingrained negative attitudes and stereotypes, and to cultivate a culture thatRead more about Food For Thought #075
Including a dedicated accessibility contact or team during events can help resolve any immediate accessibility issues. They can be an invaluable resource for attendees withRead more about Did You Know… #074
“Stigma isn’t just about overt discrimination; it can range from subtle microaggressions to glaring prejudices, contributing to an environment where people with disabilities consistently feelRead more about Food For Thought #074
Checking the accessibility of a venue is crucial before hosting an event. It’s not just about wheelchair accessibility but also about signages, lighting, acoustics, andRead more about Did You Know… #073
“If you’re an event planner or speaker who is truly committed to inclusion, identifying and proactively addressing accessibility barriers becomes the essential first step towardRead more about Food For Thought #073
Accessibility accommodations should not be seen as ‘special treatments.’ Instead, they should be viewed as essential steps toward equality, removing barriers that prevent people withRead more about Did You Know… #072
“Accessibility barriers can manifest in various ways, from physical obstructions to digital issues, ultimately leading audience members with disabilities to feel isolated, marginalized, and unableRead more about Food For Thought #072
Some people with disabilities may be accompanied by service animals. It’s essential to respect the function and space of these animals, as they’re not justRead more about Did You Know… #071
“As we venture into the realm of digital accessibility and disability inclusion, it’s critical to remember that every event and every user is unique. Consequently,Read more about Food For Thought #071
As with all marginalized groups, people with disabilities are not a monolith. They have diverse backgrounds, experiences, expectations, and needs. Recognizing this diversity is essentialRead more about Did You Know… #070
“By being more inclusive, businesses attract a more diverse customer base, which opens up new markets and opportunities, and leads to more sales, repeat business,Read more about Food For Thought #070