Communication Inclusion People co-produced these free practical resources with people who communicate in different ways.
They will help you implement inclusive communication good practice.
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- Brief definition of Inclusive Communication
Use this to quickly understand the term “inclusive communication” and what it means in practice. - Ways people communicate and ways organisations should respond
Use this to learn all the ways people use to understand others and express themselves. - Communication channels
Use this to learn about different communication channels and how inclusive they are or are not. - Situational factors and communication inclusion
Use this to learn about the different situational factors that can make a communication more or less inclusive. - Inclusive Communication Good Practice Standards
Use this to learn what good inclusive communication looks like in detail. - Assets organisations need to implement inclusive communication good practice
Use this to learn what organisations need to have in place to enable inclusive communication good practice. People struggle to do inclusive communication without this support and encouragement in place. - Inclusive Communication Good Practice Audit Tool
Use this tool to check and identify
– What you and your organisation is doing well
– Improvements you should make to be more inclusive - Communication Profile Questionnaire
Use this to find out and record how an individual needs or prefers to communicate. Give it to people to fill in themselves. Or fill it in with them. Keep it in confidential client records. - Inclusive Speaking Checklist and Guide
Use this to learn how to speak in an inclusive way. - Inclusive Writing Checklist and Guide
Use this to learn how to write in an inclusive way. - Inclusive events practical tools
a) Step by step guide to setting up communication inclusive events
Use this guide to plan, run and evaluate your next event.
b) A communication inclusive venue for in person events – checklist
Use this checklist to assess and choose a communication inclusive venue for your next event.
c) Inclusive communication good practice for chairpersons and presenters
Give this handy guide to anyone who is chairing or speaking at your events.