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Start Up Business
Hello, I am starting a consulting business after spending the prior 10 years in public service and government. What are some strategies for reaching C-Suite and Boards to present them with the services that my business offers?
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Netflix Launches Fellowship for Filmmakers with Disabilities
Netflix Launches Fellowship for Filmmakers with Disabilities Netflix is funding the Visionary Fellowship, a yearlong program supporting filmmakers with disabilities. This initiative, managed by the Inevitable Foundation, offers $55,000 per participant to create short films, along with mentorship, health insurance,…
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How we protect your privacy
Open Inclusion is deeply committed to respecting and protecting your privacy. This commitment to protecting your privacy is true of any engagement with us, including, when you use the www.openinclusion.com website when you are engaging on this community platform (registered or as a guest) when you choose to engage with us…
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How we protect your privacy
Open Inclusion is deeply committed to respecting and protecting your privacy. This commitment to protecting your privacy is true of any engagement with us, including, when you use the www.openinclusion.com website when you are engaging on this community platform (registered or as a guest) when you choose to engage with us…
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HSBC disabled employees too
It was great to see at last HSBC recognising it has staff with access needs as well as customers, let hope they can use there insights to deliver more accessible banking to all.
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[USA] New web accessibility regulations for government/educational institutions
I came across this article at work as I work in communications for a school for the Deaf. The ADA laws were recently updated to ensure the digital presence of state and local governments complies with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Level AA. Since K-12 schools and higher education institutions receive…
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Disabled artists
Great to see disabled artist including those with neurodiverse work shown and celebrated.
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Low spoons day, healthy food
Low spoons day, healthy food I have recently been very busy and having low spoons day with my chronic conditions. I still want to eat something healthy but it needs to be easy. I have been getting "salad kits" where all I have to do is open up the bag, which is actually easy for me to open, pour the greens into a bowl, and…
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Pre booked assistance on trains inflated
It is shocking to hear that rail companies over inflated stats on pre booked rail assistance to support the office ticket closures as disabled people and organisations, plus workers unions were fighting this. Clearly customer care does not exist.
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Rail companies use fake disabled mystery shoppers
I found this socking and disgusting, why are they not using disabled mystery shoppers to get true insights and experience. I believe there are enough disabled people who would be willing to give feedback and mystery shop for rail companies.
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Ofsted big listen for children to complete with a you tube video and question read out.
Often Children are ignored and not listen to either when the customer so it great to see them included in this. I also love the idea of the You tube video alongside the survey which reads to questions along, more survey's and forms etc should have this for adults too.
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Uk new special schools announced
I saw the news that new special schools are been planned and with the current issues with SEND provisional I should be pleased but actually was sceptical. Then I read another article that confirmed my concerns.
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UK based activities for disabled adults
Hello Open Community, I've been trying to figure out some activities for me and my brother to do out of the house which is accessible to our needs. Ideally, we need quiet times, break-out rooms, and generally not to be too overstimulating. I was thinking of Marwell Zoo here in the UK! It actually does look like they have…
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UK General election
I was thinking about the UK general election and what it means for us disabled people and when look to see what each party was saying/promising. I found this website explaining why the Uk general election is important for disabled people.
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Exploring Samsung's Accessibility Features: Enhancing Usability for All
Exploring Samsung's Accessibility Features: Enhancing Usability for All Samsung is dedicated to making its technology accessible to everyone. Here are eight key features they offer: Relumino Mode and SeeColors Mode: These improve visual clarity on TVs and devices for users with low vision. TalkBack: This feature reads the…
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Apple has announced a series of new accessibility features- eye tracking
Apple has announced a series of new accessibility features- eye-tracking Apple has announced a series of new accessibility features for iPhones and iPads, with the standout addition being eye-tracking technology. This feature will allow users to control their devices using just their eyes, leveraging the front-facing…
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Google's partnerships in Kenya bring Chromebooks to low vision and blind children
Google's partnerships in Kenya bring Chromebooks to low vision and blind children. Google celebrates Global Accessibility Awareness Day by showcasing its efforts to improve accessibility features on Chromebooks. They're making significant strides in Kenya by providing Chromebooks to schools for the blind, enabling students…
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Have you heard of a CEA Card? UK
The CEA Card is a national card scheme developed for UK cinemas by the UK Cinema Association (UKCA). The Card enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a complimentary ticket for someone to go with them when they visit a participating cinema. The Card is also one way for cinemas to make sure they look after their disabled…
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UK PMs so-called ‘sick note culture’
The disability rights Uk and other disability charities have respond to this and the impact on UK disabled people with facts and figures.
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Accessible Exercise Equipment
Many pieces of exercise equipment are not designed with accessibility in mind, making it difficult or even impossible for those with disabilities to use them safely and effectively. From treadmills with complex digital displays to weight machines with intricate adjustment mechanisms, the lack of accessibility features can…
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Regulator calls on rail operators to improve complaints processes and redress provision for disabled
We have some exciting research that has just been published by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR). The mixed method research project was a collaboration between ORR, research agency Trajectory, and Open Inclusion to better understand the complaint processes of disabled passengers when travelling by train. The research was…
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Neurodiversity freindly design
Interesting article on the challenges and why we should design Neurodiverse friendly spaces.
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Interesting article about how the catering interesting can be more inclusive
Lets hope the hospitality and catering industry become more inclusive for all and the right reasons.
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Neurodiverse performers at the Brighton Fringe
Great to see the Brighton Fringe embracing Neurodiverse performers.
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Autism guide to travelling
I found this great guide to travelling with Autism and suggestions to make it eaiser to cope with challenges,
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How to make supermarkets autism friendly
This report provides information on how supermarkets can become more autistic friendly. Do share any other suggestions you have personally I like no music and less bright lights and slippery floors.
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Safari Park hosts autism friendly quiet mornings
For anyone interested
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ADHD and menopause
This article highlights the impacts of Menopause on other conditions.
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Neurodiverse Actor plays Autistic character
Great to see a Neurodiversity part played by a Neurodiversity Actor and the positive impact of these.
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How ADHD helped with paintings
Interesting article about how ADHD helped a man to paint in detail.