Communication Inclusion People
helping organisations communicate in inclusive ways
Watch these videos to learn more about how important inclusive communication is for everyone. Four Lived Experience Experts share their insights into communication exclusion and inclusion and provide clear advice to any organisation wanting to be communication inclusive. Marion Listen to and watch Marion talk about her experience of communication exclusion and inclusion. And give …
Hi my name is Thomas and I am 11 years old. I am autistic and can at times find communicating difficult. My mum helps make sure that I always have a safe space to talk as when we are out I can sometimes say the wrong thing. Reading and understanding emotions is one of the …
My name is Sarah and I am 37 years old. I am autistic and have ADHD, Dyslexia, as well as a number of other diagnoses. Most people when they meet me don’t believe I am any of my diagnoses and this can cause me to come across many challenges in my life. I have a …
My name is Jill Clark and I am 31. I have a Disability called Cerebral Palsy which affects my speech. Even although I don’t have any speech due to my disability, from a young age I have always got something to say and people will say I never shut up! AAC has been a big …
Jill Clark @ToiletWoman1 Hello, my name is Jill and I have Cerebral Palsy which affects my speech therefore I am a Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) user. I use a communication device called Accent 100. I use a programme called LLL and I use a tracker dot to access my programme on my device. The …
Blog based on interview with Lisa Kerr How are people meant to use online services if they are older, have a disability or don’t have access to the internet? I understand and can express myself well if I get the chance. I have visual impairments, learning difficulties and dyslexia. You need to take all these …
