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The structuring of your speech timings can greatly influence its accessibility. Extended sessions without breaks can be physically and cognitively taxing for some individuals. IncorporatingRead more about Did You Know… #064

“There’s no doubt in my mind that by making inclusion a priority, we all can help create a more compassionate, understanding, and equitable society. AndRead more about Food For Thought #064

If your presentation includes sign language interpreters, their placement plays a significant role in accessibility. They need to be positioned where they’re easily visible withoutRead more about Did You Know… #063

“Neurodiversity inclusion is one of the most powerful tools that businesses have to challenge the status quo, and change the face of what is consideredRead more about Food For Thought #063

Consideration of lighting conditions during your speech can significantly impact its accessibility. Excessive backlighting can hamper lip-reading, while poor lighting can challenge those with lowRead more about Did You Know… #062

“Through the creation of inclusive workplaces, we as leaders get to promote diversity and inclusion, reduce stigma and discrimination, and create a more equitable andRead more about Food For Thought #062

Utilizing a microphone goes beyond mere amplification. Effective microphone usage can dramatically improve speech clarity, enhancing the accessibility of your talk for individuals utilizing hearingRead more about Did You Know… #061

“Communication challenges often lead to all sorts of misunderstandings, misinterpretations, stigma, and feelings of exclusion among neurodiverse employees, and may often be at the rootRead more about Food For Thought #061

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

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

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

The use of assistive technologies can significantly enhance communication accessibility. Services such as real-time speech-to-text can make your speech accessible to individuals with hearing disabilities.Read more about Did You Know… #057

“Do yourself and everyone else a favour, and don’t wait! Break down barriers in your events, so that every attendee gets their chance to fullyRead more about Food For Thought #057

Ensuring communication accessibility is crucial. This extends beyond just the words you use and includes the tone, pace, and non-verbal cues of your speech. ConsiderRead more about Did You Know… #056

“When the needs of all attendees are considered, including those who live with disabilities, you create a more inclusive atmosphere that ensures everyone gets toRead more about Food For Thought #056