Accessible Communications Training
What the training covers
Current Global’s hands-on accessible communications training is designed for PR and communications professionals looking to upskill themselves and their teams to be better equipped to deliver disability inclusive and accessible communications. We partnered with a learning and development specialist and consulted with partners and clients to develop this course.
As a valuable and customizable consulting offer, Current Global can tailor exercises and examples to ensure relevancy to specific clients and industries. Led by two of our accessibility champions, the training is hosted remotely via Teams and can support 10-15 attendees per workshop.
Tailored
Ensure relevancy to specific clients and industries.
Small groups
10-15 attendees per workshop.
Virtual
Hosted remotely via Teams.
Professionals
Led by two of our accessibility champions.
Why invest in accessible communications training?
Often, communicators launch campaigns and publish content that is not designed to be inclusive of people with sight, hearing, cognitive, and speech disabilities. Our training teaches participants about the importance of disability inclusion and how to create inclusive content and campaigns.
What will you learn?
- Why and how making communications accessible benefits everyone.
- The fundamentals of accessible communications.
- How to create disability inclusive content through language and imagery.
- How to integrate accessible communications principles into everyday practices.
Interested in learning more?
Email us at hello@accessible-communications.com to inquire about packages, pricing and personalization.
Meet the Trainers

Ethan Chiu
Ethan Chiu joined Current Global to work on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives including Accessible by Design. Early in his career, he already has grown into an internal thought leader while also bringing DEI best practices into the work for clients within transportation, food and retail sectors. As an advocate and ally for accessibility, he helped create Current Global’s 21 Day Challenge and is an engaging trainer on all things accessibility.

Sena Pottackal
Sena Pottackal is a blind Indian woman who joined Current Global to champion accessible communications. She helped write the PRCA Accessible Communications Guidelines, our 21 Day Challenge, and was instrumental in developing our training program. With a master’s degree in PR and corporate communication from New York University, her research on disability inclusive communications was a finalist for the 2021 Institute of PR Best Master’s Thesis of the Year Award. She was recognized as a 2022 Business Insider Rising Star in PR.
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