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Communication Handbook
  • COMMUNICATION HANDBOOK
  • Introduction
    • Terminology
    • European Projects
  • WHAT: YOUR BRAND
  • WHAT'S A BRAND?
  • BRAND ELEMENTS
  • BRAND NARRATIVE
  • BRAND DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
    • 🧰Mission and Vision Distillation
    • 🧰Newspaper Visualisation Tool
  • VISUAL BRAND IDENTITY
    • 🧰Design tools
  • WHO: YOUR AUDIENCE
    • DEFINE YOUR AUDIENCE
      • 🧰Define your Audience
    • STAKEHOLDER COMMUNICATIONS
  • HOW: MEDIUM OF COMMUNICATIONS
    • CHANNELS AND ACTIONS
    • YOUR COMMUNICATION STRATEGY
    • REACH AND ENGAGE TOOLS
      • 🧰Audience engagement tool
      • 🧰The Communication Model Canvas
  • WHERE: BEYOND STAKEHOLDERS
    • MAKE YOUR CONTENT ACCESSIBLE
      • Identify Media Actors
      • Press Release
      • Blog Post
      • Events
      • Video
      • Pictures
      • Social Media
      • Forums
      • Inclusivity
  • Monitoring and Evaluating
    • SOCIAL MEDIA STATISTICS
      • Facebook
      • Twitter
      • LinkedIn
      • Instagram
      • Google Analytics
      • Eventbrite
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  1. WHERE: BEYOND STAKEHOLDERS
  2. MAKE YOUR CONTENT ACCESSIBLE

Inclusivity

Ensuring your communications cater for everyone is important, especially when working with the public.

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Accessibility guide for design

Inclusive communication

The attached documents can serve as a reference to ensure actions are inclusive.

UNICEF Inclusive Education Module:

Guidelines for using gender-sensitive language in communication, research and administration developed by Reutlingen University

https://www.unicef.org/disabilities/index_90418.htmlwww.unicef.org
https://www.rgd.ca/database/files/library/RGD_AccessAbility_Handbook.pdfwww.rgd.ca
https://eige.europa.eu/sites/default/files/reutlingen_university_guidelines_for_using_gender-sensitive_language.pdf