Access Easy English·Sep 21A response to the first journal issue of research published in accessible format of Easy Readhttps://lnkd.in/ghPagFHv
Access Easy English·Sep 10Student literacy and its impact on tomorrow’s adult literacy skillsYesterday the latest PISA literacy results for 14–15 year olds across the world were released. Its not great, and continues on a downward…
Access Easy English·Jun 8Is that evidence or just what everyone does?I have just read the blog from Professor Pamela Snow, published yesterday, ‘The dog ate my homework: Education’s evidence-excuses…
Access Easy English·Feb 1Workplaces- who is being excluded?Have you thought about how to create more inclusive workplaces where each person can participate, contribute and thrive?
Access Easy English·Nov 30, 2025Progress report from the Disability Royal CommissionI have never seen something so inaccessible as the development in Easy Read of the 2025 progess report for the Disability Royal Commission.
Access Easy English·Nov 4, 2025Change how we write.Change is everywhere. Lots of change causes stress, and more so when you are not sure what it is or how it affects you personally or the…
Access Easy English·Oct 21, 2025A further comment following editorial note from Australian Policy OnlineThe editorial note below, was emailed to subscribers and posted on LinkedIn by Australian Policy Online (APO) last week:
Access Easy English·Oct 14, 2025New resources make reading fun and accessibleMedia release for Plain Language Day.
Access Easy English·Oct 12, 2025Let’s talk about digital access.You want to reach a broader audience. A website is the answer: digital access to your services and information. Add an App, Chat box, &…
Access Easy English·Sep 24, 2025Stories in Easy EnglishPeople with low literacy tell us they want stories about things they can do, places they can go, events that are happening. Yet it is…
