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NCHPAD - Building Healthy Inclusive Communities

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The Toolkit


Currently, one in four people in the US have a disability.  That means no matter the size, location, or topic of your event, you are most likely serving individuals with a disability.  The goal of all organizations should be to host inclusive events that allow all individuals, including individuals with a disability, the opportunity to participate fully in the event. However, organizations often define inclusion and accessibility in many different ways, leaving individuals with a disability with an unclear understanding of what will be provided for them and the amount of access they will truly have.  This toolkit will provide guidance on how to best serve the needs of all individuals in any event setting.

For a recorded presentation and training on information inside Discover Inclusive Events, please visit NCHPAD's E-learning platform at elearn.nchpad.org.

To download the Discover Inclusive Events toolkit, please click here.

 

(Published 9/29/20)


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