Accessibility Archives - Reviseurs Canada Webinaires

Conscious Language and Copyediting Fiction

Présentateur: Amy J. Schneider

Langue: Anglais

Nombre de sessions: 1

Sujets: Accessibility , Diversity and Inclusion , Ethical Editing

Niveau: Introductif

Conscious language is a growing area of interest for editors, and it applies to fiction as well as nonfiction. Language in fiction (in both narration and dialogue) that is sexist, racist, ageist, ableist, homophobic, or transphobic, although it may seek to reflect real life and further the story, can be harmful to readers. At the […]

Master the New Plain Language Standard Under the Accessibility Canada Act

Présentateur: Cheryl Stephens

Langue: Anglais

Nombre de sessions: 1

Sujets: Accessibility , Core Editing Skills

Niveau: Introductif

Are You Prepared for the New Plain Language Standard? Canada has introduced its own Plain Language Standard under the Accessibility Canada Act, and it’s a game-changer for how we communicate. This webinar will equip you with the essential knowledge to navigate these changes, ensuring your organization is compliant and ahead of the curve. Who Needs […]

Rendre les documents inclusifs et accessibles

Présentateur: Julie Hutsebaut

Langue: Français

Nombre de sessions: 1

Sujets: Accessibility , French Webinars

Niveau: Introductif

Dans un monde de plus en plus numérique, il est primordial de veiller à ce que les documents soient inclusifs et accessibles. Ce webinaire introductif sur la création de documents inclusifs et accessibles est une occasion inestimable d’apprendre les principes, les techniques et les outils nécessaires pour optimiser l’accessibilité des documents et des communications. Il […]

Anti-Islamophobia Editing: Using Inclusive Language and Plain Language to Counter Hate Speech

Présentateur: Amber Riaz

Langue: English

Nombre de sessions: 1

Sujets: Accessibility , Diversity and Inclusion , Ethical Editing

Niveau: Introductory

This webinar explores how radical editing can help mitigate the creation and perpetuation of harmful stereotypes. We begin by exploring one specific stereotype perpetuated by Canadian media and the resulting fear of the other. I define Islamophobia and explore how it is expressed in words and actions in Canada. I then provide the current legal […]