Top Tips for Making Meetings Accessible to Deaf People
Meetings can be really tricky for D/deaf* people especially when little or no thought has been made in terms of access. It can be a really demoralising experience attending a meeting when [...]
Meetings can be really tricky for D/deaf* people especially when little or no thought has been made in terms of access. It can be a really demoralising experience attending a meeting when [...]
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This article provides insight into standard reasonable adjustments for job interviews. The knowledge will help HR and recruitment professionals create an accessible and inclusive process. Enhance The UK’s expert tips will keep you [...]
First of all, give yourself a break, it is not rude if you don’t understand someone with a communication impairment. Don’t put yourself under pressure as this makes it harder to understand, and the [...]
Top Tips for Accessible Video Calls For home workers video calls and conferences are becoming a part of our normal working lives. Technology is brilliant for keeping us connected but please be mindful of [...]
Enhance The UK's CEO Jennie Williams offers practical tips and advice on video conferencing with deaf colleagues. Watch our short video to learn more.
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CEO of charity named in the Shaw Trust Power 100 list Jennie Williams CEO and founder of Enhance the UK, a charity which aims to challenge perceptions of disability through its campaigning work and [...]
1. The venue is everything. If you are meeting with a wheelchair user regarding a potential project, or even inviting the team out for post work drinks, there’s a few things you should be thinking [...]