As the real-life impact of the CrowdStrike and Microsoft outage continues to unfold, one thing is clear: building crisis communication strategies is an essential part of leadership. It’s a step that ...

Communicating with all those employees sitting in front of computers is easy. But if your workforce includes employees in manufacturing, retail, hospitality or healthcare, you may have to work a ...

The Covid-19 pandemic unexpectedly ushered in a sense of calm worldwide, providing a much-needed respite for individuals like myself who have autism and sensory processing disorder. Decreased noise ...

The communication boards are designed to assist individuals with communication challenges, including nonverbal children, early learners, and non-English speakers. They are colorful and symbol-based to ...

In today’s interconnected world, communication has evolved into something far more efficient and accessible than it onc ...

The best communicators draw on what is needed in a given moment, for a given audience. This often is a mix of objectivity, facts, emotion, and connection. Some researchers have categorized and studied ...

Educators, families, self-advocates, and service providers from across Oklahoma are coming together this week for the second annual Inclusive Communication Conference, a free, statewide event focused ...

We live in an age of great sensitivity to language–some might even say hyper-sensitivity. While being too “politically correct” might cause some people to roll their eyes, you ignore individual ...

In multilingual postcolonial contexts, the choice of language plays a crucial role in determining access to education, public services, and broader social participation. This study explores how ...

Inclusive excellence has been a guiding principle of the College of Communication, Media, Design and Information (CMDI) since our inception in 2015. CMDI brings students, staff and faculty together ...