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Google releases its Inclusive Event Guide

  • 1.  Google releases its Inclusive Event Guide

    Posted Feb 07, 2024 09:50 PM

    From DisabilityIN's press release: 

    Fourteen years in the making, Google released its "Inclusive Event Design Guide" last fall to support event professionals in creating in-person, virtual and hybrid programs that are inclusive and accessible for all attendees.

    As part of its "All In" toolkit for marketing inclusion, the continuously evolving, U.S.-focused guide was developed in partnership with ADCOLOR, Disability:IN, GLAAD and the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding. It offers best practices, recommendations and standards across 21 sections covering topics like attendee list development, badges, music, neurodiversity, signage design, supplier diversity and swag. For instance, "signage should have a non-glare finish and have enough color contrast to be read easily," or "include best practices about inclusive language in brand ambassador and staff training guides."



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    Samantha Evans, CAE, ICE-CCP, MBA (she/her)
    The Accessible CAE
    sam.evans@accessibilityassociation.org
    Certification Director
    Intl. Assoc. of Accessibility Professionals, a division of G3ict
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