Category: Online resources

In a brief 15 minutes, Sarah Black and I dip into plain language and its role in supporting accessible communication across cultures, in a new podcast A Quick Dip ...

There are a ton of great online resources on accessibility. Here are some that I've found useful. I'm an accessibility ally—someone who is not an expert on accessibility but who ...

International organizations like the UN aren't known for clear writing. But there are some guides and examples out there. Writing at the UN and in international development isn't easy. Writers ...

You can get my free downloads from one place now, at BuyMeACoffee.com. (Cups of coffee also welcome!) One day, I downloaded a wonderful resource from an editor colleague. (Sofia Matias ...

A one-pager of quick tips for writing clearly! Sometimes, it's hard to remember all the little things that help make your writing clearer. Here's a one-pager to help you remember ...

Yikes, I was interviewed on the Tandem Nomads (relaunched as The Time Is Now) podcast! We talked about how to write effective and inclusive content ...

Here are links to articles from experts who argue how using plain language will help improve academic writing too. It's not about "dumbing down" your message but making sure that ...

Here are links to some major public style guides in English, such as for the governments of Australia, EU, and the US, and the United Nations, as well as a ...

Academic editing giant Enago provides a great online guide/overview of all the basics you need to know about academic writing ...