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What the events industry needs to do if it wants to be truly accessible for people with disabilities

What the events industry needs to do if it wants to be truly accessible for people with disabilities. In conversation with Ryan Curtis-Johnson the Director of Communications at The Valuable 500. They talk about the negative stigma around people feeling comfortable and confident enough to disclose their disability, especially within business. The reasons why companies and events aren't taking accessibility seriously. How to make accessibility fit into event budgets and why it's important to educate ourselves around disability to be fully informed and the importance of disability representation. Meet our contributor, Ryan Curtis-Johnson the Director of Communications at The Valuable 500: https://www.thevaluable500.com/ Visit our website: www.diversityalliance.co.uk Here is how you can get the most out of your video watching experience 🎥⬇️ Tip 1: Make use of closed captions and subtitles. Click the "CC" button on the video player. This will display written transcript of the video's audio directly on the video. Tip 2: YouTube allows you to adjust the settings of the video player to fit your needs. For example, you can increase the text size, change the background color, and adjust the playback speed. Tip 3: Click the three black dots icon on the right hand side of the video player, then click on 'Show Transcript', a pop up window will automatically appear alongside the video allowing you to watch the video whilst reading the transcript. By following these tips, you'll be able to enjoy videos all our videos on YouTube in an accessible format, making it more comfortable and enjoyable for everyone. ® 2022 Diversity Alliance. All rights reserved.