Avoid Jargon and Use Plain Language

Using accessible language helps ensure everyone understands communications regardless of their background or expertise. Eliminating unnecessary jargon prevents exclusion and promotes equal participation.

Using accessible language helps ensure everyone understands communications regardless of their background or expertise. Eliminating unnecessary jargon prevents exclusion and promotes equal participation.

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