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How PR pros can use alt-text to make social content more accessible

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How to use Clubhouse without being ableist

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The damage of rewarding poor representations of disability

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Are you better now?

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Why I’m running a new industry survey focused on disability

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Where will Covid leave the PR sector’s already tiny disabled community?

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How a hearing aid helped amplify the work of an IC comms pro

May 26, 2020February 22, 2021 DisAbiltyPR Network

Navigating a career in comms with an invisible illness

May 21, 2020May 26, 2020 DisAbiltyPR Network

The Inclusion Delusion

May 6, 2020 DisAbiltyPR Network

What happened when I trialled Google’s Live Transcribe

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