Plain language is a style of writing that is meant to be accessible to many people, especially people with intellectual disabilities. In this webinar, we will discuss plain language and its importance to survivors with disabilities and survivors in crisis.

Together we will explore how plain language impacts trauma-informed practices and survivor outcomes. We will focus on strategies for communicating using plain language, with examples and time for practice. Lastly, we will explore tools to check for plain language within written documents. Join this interactive and practical webinar presented by Aquia Pusch from Activating Change.