We hear it all the time from social media experts, “Faces are engaging. People like to look at other people.” But what about when you can’t show images of the people you work with?
We hear it all the time from social media experts, “Faces are engaging. People like to look at other people.” But what about when you can’t show images of the people you work with?
Posted 19 October 2022
In this film, Judy Ling Wong, environmentalist, and President of the Black Environment Network, shares her top tips on diverse climate storytelling, including the importance of having clearly defined objectives, respecting cultural differences, and working...
Posted 13 October 2021
As part of Media Trust's Reframing Disability in News programme – in partnership with the BBC’s 50:50 Project - this guide has been created with Scope to demonstrate how organisations can support disabled spokespeople in...
Posted 2 November 2020
As part of Media Trust's Reframing Disability in News programme – in partnership with the BBC’s 50:50 Project - this guide has been created for newsrooms and journalists to support them with interviewing disabled experts....
Posted 13 October 2020
As part of Media Trust's Reframing Disability in News programme – in partnership with the BBC’s 50:50 Project - this guide has been created with Disability Rights UK and Furner Communications to prepare disabled interviewees...
Posted 22 September 2020
With more of us working remotely than ever before, it is so important that our disabled colleagues are not left out and locked out by inaccessible communications. Fortunately, the digital platforms and technology we use for...
Posted 6 May 2020
