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There are many disabilities that are not always apparent to others. NCHPAD’s Invisible Disabilities Series brings these experiences into focus through podcasts, articles, educational resources and personal perspectives to build understanding and help break down barriers to inclusion.

In this toolkit, you will find social media content that is ready to post and the best ways to share it!

Sharing Our Message with Everyone: Accessibility Best Practices

We want to ensure everyone can easily participate in the movement to raise awareness about #InvisibleDisabilities! Here are some inclusive tips to use when promoting content!

  • Alt Text/Image Descriptions: Provide clear and concise alt text for all images, briefly describing the content and its relevance to the post.
  • Use Captions: Include captions for videos and live streams and consider providing downloadable transcripts for extended video content.
  • Clear Communication: Communicate in simple terms, avoiding technical language and jargon. Keep your sentences brief and straightforward for easy understanding.
  • Hashtags: Using camel case will help make hashtags more readable (e.g., #CommitToInclusion). This helps screen readers announce them clearly. Our series hashtag is #InvisibleDisabilities.
  • Limit Emojis: Emojis, while enjoyable, should be used in moderation and placed at the end of sentences. Refrain from depending on them to convey your message.
  • Color Contrast: Color contrast between text and background on images helps with readability.

Sample Social Media Post Examples

Tag us using the handle @NCHPAD on social media posts (Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn)

Not every disability is immediately apparent. Learn more about invisible disabilities, challenge common misconceptions and explore resources from NCHPAD’s Invisible Disabilities Series.
Explore the series: https://www.nchpad.org/news-updates/invisible-disabilities-series/

#InvisibleDisabilities


What do you know about invisible disabilities? Explore the experiences and perspectives of people with invisible disabilities through NCHPAD’s Invisible Disabilities Series.

Learn more: https://www.nchpad.org/news-updates/invisible-disabilities-series/

#InvisibleDisabilities


Disability doesn’t have one look. Discover NCHPAD’s Invisible Disabilities Series for educational articles, podcasts and helpful resources that build awareness and understanding.

Explore the series: https://www.nchpad.org/news-updates/invisible-disabilities-series/

#InvisibleDisabilities


Invisible or non-apparent disabilities are real, diverse and often misunderstood. Explore NCHPAD’s Invisible Disabilities Series to learn more about the experiences behind the misconceptions.

Discover more: https://www.nchpad.org/news-updates/invisible-disabilities-series/

#InvisibleDisabilities


Understanding invisible disabilities starts with learning. Discover practical resources and new perspectives through NCHPAD’s Invisible Disabilities Series.

Learn more:https://www.nchpad.org/news-updates/invisible-disabilities-series/

#InvisibleDisabilities

Downloadable Graphics to Share

Reminder, please us alt-text when you share them! Tag @NCHPAD on Instagram!

Invisible Disabilities Series Main Image (Horizontal)

Alt Text: NCHPAD’s Invisible Disabilities Series feature image. It includes a smiling ghost with a sunflower on it and the tagline “Not every disability is visible” above it.

You Can’t Always See What Someone Is Carrying (Square)

Alt Text: A cartoon ghost with a sunflower on its head holds a cardboard box. Text reads: “You can’t always see what someone is carrying” and “#InvisibleDisabilities.”

Navigating Public Spaces

Alt Text: A graphic with an article title “Navigating Public with Invisible Disability” and the NCHPAD logo, featuring an illustration of a woman viewed through a magnifying glass.

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