About This Webinar

How can we design and share information to serve as many people as possible? In this webinar, you'll learn how neurodivergence can impact information processing and how to think broadly about creating accessible communications. We'll use real-life examples to explore what can make communication challenging for some folks and model practical strategies that you can use right away to improve written and spoken communication. 
 

In this webinar, we'll talk about:

✅  what neurodiversity is and some of the barriers that prevent people from accessing services they need.

✅  the connections between neurodiversity, universal design, and plain language

✅  strategies for increasing accessibility in documents, presentations, and more

This webinar is for anyone interested in creating more accessible content. 

Where + When

Date: Wednesday, September 16

Time: 2:00-3:15 pm CT

You will receive a Zoom link for this webinar after you complete your registration. 

About Plain Language Foundations Webinars

These webinars cover a wide range of topics related to plain language and communication equity. We incorporate dicussion and reflection activities throughout the presentation, and leave plenty of time for questions. 

These webinars are recorded and the link is shared with all registered participants. You can access past recordings on our webinars page.

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Accessibility + Other Questions 

We strive to make our webinars as inclusive as possible. The slides are shared in advance and live captions are available via Zoom.  If there are other accommodations we can provide or if you have questions about this training, pease contact Sarah at sarah@litworks.org.