Joanne Lockwood addresses the critical issue of inclusive communication. She sheds light on the challenges faced by people with disabilities, such as hearing loss and colour blindness, and highlights the importance of considering neurodiversity and cultural differences when speaking to diverse audiences. Joanne emphasizes the necessity of ensuring that communication is not only heard but also understood and appreciated by everyone, creating a truly inclusive experience. She offers practical advice on using inclusive language, auditory descriptions, and structured talks to cater to the varied needs of the audience. She concludes with a call to action for speakers to make a commitment toward more inclusive presentations and invites listeners to continue the conversation on LinkedIn, encouraging a collective effort to infuse inclusivity into every aspect of public speaking.
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