Practical ideas on accessible communications for nonprofits, government agencies, and higher education — digital ramps you can build this week, written in plain language, no jargon required.
The Nonprofit Website Accessibility Checklist (No Jargon, No Overwhelm)
A plain-language website accessibility checklist for nonprofit teams — the 12 checks that matter most, how to run them free, and what to fix first.
Podcast Accessibility: Transcripts, Show Notes, and Why It Matters
Transcripts aren’t a chore — they’re the most underused growth tool in podcasting. How to make your nonprofit’s podcast accessible, and why it pays.
Inclusive Communication for Neurodivergent Readers: What Most Style Guides Miss
Inclusive communication for neurodivergent readers is what most style guides miss. An autistic, ADHD strategist on what actually helps and why it helps everyone.
Accessible Email Newsletters: A Checklist for Small Teams
Make your nonprofit’s email newsletter readable by everyone — layout, alt text, links, and testing habits that take minutes, not budget.
How Accessible Are Your Communications? Take the 10-Minute Scorecard
The Digital Ramps Scorecard is a free 25-point, self-audit of your organization’s accessibility for website, social, email, and more.
Plain Language for Nonprofits: Say More by Saying It Simply
Jargon costs your nonprofit donors, volunteers, and trust. A practical plain language guide for mission-driven teams — with before-and-after rewrites.
How to Build an Accessible Annual Report Without Sacrificing Design
Most nonprofit annual reports fail basic accessibility. Here’s how to make yours readable by every donor, funder, and community member — without redesigning from scratch.
How to Write Alt Text That Actually Helps
A practical alt text formula for nonprofit teams — what to describe, what to skip, and real before-and-after examples you can copy today.
Accessible Social Media for Nonprofits: A Practical Guide
One in four adults has a disability. Make your nonprofit’s social media reach all of them — alt text, captions, hashtags, and a workflow that sticks.