Diversity and inclusion
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CS Live 2021 replay: “Think inclusion: communicating with all” (GCS members access)
Find out what a truly inclusive and accessible Civil Service looks like - and how to make that happen for our colleagues and the public.
Published: 2021
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SCULPT for Accessibility
SCULPT stands for Structure (use headings and styles), Colour and contrast, Use of images, Links (hyperlinks), Tables.
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5 steps to building generational change
Alex Aiken, GCS Executive Director, reflects on a new approach to public service communication following Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Link shorteners: the long and short of why you shouldn’t use them
The common misconceptions about link-shortening tools and some of the potential risks associated with using them.
Published: 2021
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Why I’m not just a little bit autistic: the wonders of neurodiversity
This blog aims to help you re-examine your attitude towards autism, neurodiversity and disability.
Published: 2021
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How focused communication benefitted a vulnerable community facing a surge of COVID-19
COVID-19 and the urgency required from the Government’s response presented an unparalleled challenge around reaching all communities.
Published: 2021
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Top tips for making your intranet accessible
How can you make sure your intranet is accessible to all? Luke Oatham from Agento gives us his top tips and pitfalls to avoid.
Published: 2021
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Census 2021: creating an accessible and inclusive campaign
Jo Parry from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) talks about what his team did to make the Census 2021 accessible.
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Inclusive design 101 with Christina Mallon (GCS members access)
As inclusive design lead at agency Wunderman Thompson, Christina Mallon is responsible for guiding brands to be inclusive and accessible.
Published: 2021
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W3C Introduction to Web Accessibility
Course based on the open curricula from the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI).
Published: 2021
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