Creating inclusive communities through accessible communications,
together
Because accessible content that can be
understood by everyone isn’t just a
“tick-in-the-box” for your organization.
Because accessible content that can be
understood by everyone isn’t just a
“tick-in-the-box” for your organization.
Helping your business make transformative changes in your communities through equitable and accessible communication.
As an accessible communications consultant, I bridge the gap for those who need tools and training to ensure your content is usable by as many people as possible, including people with disabilities.
I help create digital experiences with accessibility in mind. I work with entrepreneurs, business owners, organizational leaders, and managers to help ensure your message gets to the right people in a way they can understand. I do this through a combination of copywriting, strategy, editing, rewriting, and consulting.
With more than a decade of professional experience, as well as my own lived experience of disability and divergence, I wholeheartedly believe in what I do. I’m motivated to help others and make sure everyone is welcome and included.
Taking your existing content and applying my skills and knowledge to help turn your content into accessible and clear language for all to understand and access.
Custom-built packages and projects to develop accessible sales and marketing content specifically for the needs of your organization.
A 60-minute 1-on-1 conversation where you can ask me any questions you have about accessible communications.
An artist at heart, I’m always seeking out ways in which I can collaborate creatively with others. I do this across various mediums in a way that brings together diverse talents to craft inspiring projects with social impact.
If you’d like to discuss collaborating with me on a creative project, I would love to know more.
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My forays into plain language, access practice, and clear communication.