In one of our previous posts, we started discussing a certain number of personas that made their way into my upcoming book, “The Inclusive speaker: How to truly connect with ALL of your audience without leaving anyone behind”. One of those personas was Nick, an audience member who is colourblind. …

The month of October is well underway (can you believe it?), so it’s time for another edition of “things you can do to be more inclusive”. In this monthly series of posts, I want to expand on a few ideas you can explore to radically change the way you approach…

Some of you might be aware that I’m currently in the process of writing a book about inclusive speaking. Actually, considering that I’m finalizing the manuscript this week so I can send it over to the editor by next Monday, I guess I should stop saying that I’m “in the…

Over the course of the last nine months or so, we’ve been talking quite a lot about ways to design presentations that are more inclusive of audience members who have disabilities, as well as strategies to approach the delivery of our content in ways that are more inclusive of everyone…

As I’ve mentioned a few times in the past, either in these pages or on social, I’m in the process of writing a book on inclusive speaking. Actually, I’ve been working on that book more less diligently for the better part of the last 4.5 years. The book is meant…

If you’ve been following, you know that over the last few months, we’ve explored different ways in which communication can break down for parts of your audience. …

Tips, tricks, techniques, hints. Call them what you will, these innovative, valuable ideas have the power to radically change the way you approach the creation of your materials and the assets you produce, as you prepare your next presentation, your next piece of content, or your next workshop activity. …