Tools – Centre for Inclusive Design

Mapping the Edge cards

See an example of our Mapping the Edge cards and read how they can help you design inclusively

Contacts for translation

Translating services open information up to much wider audiences. Here we provide information for free and professional paid translating services.

Contacts for captioning

Captioning makes videos accessible to the hard of hearing community; a community that make up over 5% of the population. Here, we list both professional service options and do-it-yourself options.

Accessibility testing tools

CfID have curated online accessibility testing tools so that you can test accessibility for yourself to create more inclusive output.

Checklist for inclusive events and meetings

This comprehensive checklist is designed to provide an overview of considerations and prompts for common activities required to make events and meetings inclusive.

Reviewing Australia’s Inclusion Progress in 2020

There is no doubt that inclusion and diversity were big topics in 2020. We faced many crises, notably a health crisis, an economic crisis and a racial injustice crisis globally. Movements were started and there is still so much work…

Vale Leonie Jackson

With great sadness, we wish to acknowledge the passing of Leonie Jackson, one of the strongest advocates for Australia’s Deaf Community in recent history.

January 26

The 26 of January is the most debated holiday in our Australian calendar. On the 26 of January 1788, Captain Arthur Phillip raised the Union Jack at Sydney Cove, declaring it a British colony. Exactly fifty years later, the date…