Accessible communication
Accessible Information Starts Before the Easy-Read Version
Make information easier to use by asking about preferred formats, keeping the main action clear and testing understanding without making assumptions.
ACCESS · CHOICE · BELONGING
Journal
Everyday inclusion
Ask Before Helping: Everyday Support That Leaves the Decision with the Person
Offer everyday assistance respectfully by asking first, listening to the person’s instructions and accepting a refusal without making it awkward.
Communication
Write an Invitation That Helps People Decide Whether They Can Attend
Give event invitees concrete information about access, communication and accommodation requests so they can plan attendance.
Accessible Gatherings
A Quiet Space at an Event Should Be a Choice, Not an Afterthought
Plan a quiet event space with clear information, voluntary use and practical access rather than treating it as a place to send people away.