English with Kirsty – episode 273
Accessible communication with Josélia Neves
Josélia’s name came up when I was doing some research about an upcoming episode on audio description. That episode is coming soon, but when I discovered all the other things that Josélia is doing, I decided it would be good to have a conversation with her on her own so that we could explore her work in more depth.
You can listen to episode 273 here:
We talked about:
- What Josélia does in her role as a researcher, teacher, and social entrepreneur
- Practical examples of how Josélia has made museum exhibitions and live international events accessible
- The need to look at the accessibility of the whole experience or journey, rather than focusing on specific elements individually
- How ensuring accessible communication ultimately benefits everyone
- The options and next steps available to language professionals who want to gain new skills and explore these areas of work.
Who is Josélia?
Josélia Neves presents herself as an educator, researcher and social entrepreneur. Her main interest lies in communication and accessibility. She is specialized in mediating cultural events for individuals with sensory or cognitive disabilities. She has worked with partners across the globe in the context of museums, live performances, the media and education, among others.
Connect with Josélia
The best ways to connect with Josélia are on Linkedin or on her website.
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