Imagine spending $5,000 on a fundraising video. You interview the people your nonprofit helps. You capture powerful moments. You tell a story that makes people want to get involved. Then you hit publish This is a typical process, but, Houston, we have a problem Someone who is Deaf cannot follow the conversation, because there areContinue reading “Can Everyone Watch Your Videos?”
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Is Your Nonprofit’s Video Leaving People Out? 5 Ways to Make It More Accessible
I have a disability, and I always advocate for the disability community. There are many, MANY disabled people who mean the world to me, and they deserve to be top of mind all the time. At the same time, there is a strong business case for including disabled people in your regular business operations. FromContinue reading “Is Your Nonprofit’s Video Leaving People Out? 5 Ways to Make It More Accessible”
Words About Disability That Aren’t ‘Cool’
The following is an excerpt from my Disability Marketing Guide. Because I believe you are committed to helping people with disabilities, I have created this guide for you. We hope it helps teach you about incorrect disability terminology and what you should say instead. This may be a tricky part: Making sure your messaging andContinue reading “Words About Disability That Aren’t ‘Cool’”