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Renowned author and feminist Roxane Gay once said, “Books are often more than just books,” and at Inclusive Communication Services, we wholeheartedly agree! Recognizing the

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July is Disability Pride Month, chosen in honor of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) passed on July 26, 1990. The ADA prohibits discrimination against

In today’s diverse and interconnected world, effective communication is crucial for bridging cultural gaps and fostering inclusivity. However, language barriers often hinder communication, preventing non-English

In today’s digital landscape, effective communication and inclusivity are crucial. It’s essential to ensure that your content reaches a diverse audience and leaves no one

In times of crisis, effective communication is crucial for ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals and communities. However, language barriers can complicate matters, particularly

As communications pros, we’re always thinking about how our messages are getting out to all the people we want to reach. Whether that’s through the

NEW YORK, Jan. 25, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Skillr, the iOS app for affordable per-minute instant video chats with professional and amateur language experts as well experts in

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Can you imagine the frustration of being unable to understand the content of a podcast, website, or social media account? That’s exactly what happens to



Video remote sign language interpreting (VRI) can be an effective tool when used correctly and an efficient way to communicate with someone who has hearing


How do you ensure your attendees with hearing loss have equal access to your live presentations? Live CART Captioning is one of the most effective


How to Improve your Video Accessibility In the digital age, ensuring accessibility in video content on your website is not just a matter of compliance;



Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, who among us hasn’t experienced terrible audio during a Zoom call, the garbled speech of a speaker communicating through a


The Purpose of Deaf/Blind Interpreting In the last few decades and especially in the wake of the COVID 19 pandemic, accommodations for those with hearing


When you imagine using an interpreter, what comes to mind? Perhaps you see a grand theatrical play, a news station, or a college classroom, but


In an open letter on interpreter safety during COVID-19, the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters, CCHI, stated, “onsite healthcare interpreters should be provided the same



Video remote interpreting, or VRI, is utilized in a wide variety of settings. According to the National Association of the Deaf, NAD, VRI is commonly


The ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) was passed on July 26, 1990. It is one of the U.S.’s most comprehensive acts relating to civil rights,


With people currently being required to wear face masks and face coverings in public places to help reduce COVID-19 transmissions, this poses communication challenges for


To operate effectively and meet the challenges that face modern society, good communication is a prerequisite for any successful business or organization. Languages serve as


It is important to practice inclusivity in all walks of life. If we do not, it will lead to some people, including those with physical


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The main goal of the majority of event organizers is to ensure their experience can be equally enjoyed by everyone. This includes attendees who have
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