by Mistralle Reid | Feb 25, 2022 | Covid, Disability, Long term health conditions, Workplace adaptation
COVID-19 lockdowns changed the working world overnight for everyone. The changes that happened were things that many disabled people had sought for decades. The ability to work from home, including the relevant tech; flexible working hours rather than a strict 9 to 5...
by Mistralle Reid | Feb 24, 2022 | Case studies of our work with local businesses, Covid, Digital inclusion, Digital innovation
Konektis is a company on a mission to put an end to terrible Zoom meetings. Founder Paul Hills has developed a series of ‘Video Meeting Signals’ to help improve communication, productivity and enjoyment of online meetings. Paul worked with Inclusivity researcher Dr...
by Mistralle Reid | Feb 24, 2022 | Case studies of our work with local businesses, Covid, Digital inclusion, Digital innovation
Mid Cornwall Lifestyles provides social opportunities and practical support for disabled people living in Cornwall. Thanks to an Innovation Grant from The Inclusivity Project, Mid Cornwall Lifestyles has been able to set up a new Loan IT service and enabled customers...
by Mistralle Reid | Feb 24, 2022 | Case studies of our work with local businesses, Covid, Digital inclusion, Long term health conditions, Workplace adaptation
As the coronavirus lockdown prevented us from getting together in person, charities in Cornwall realised that not everyone has the same skills and confidence to work and socialise online. They wanted to provide additional support for their members, and upskill staff...
by Mistralle Reid | Feb 17, 2022 | Case studies of our work with local businesses, Covid, Mental health
Rachel Picken runs two businesses: Agile PR and 80% Awesome. During and after Covid, 80% Awesome have run The Lean Life Canvas workshops with support from The Inclusivity Project, helping participants apply ‘agile working’ project management techniques and...
by Mistralle Reid | Feb 10, 2022 | Case studies of our work with local businesses, Covid
Developing a new online learning product that helps employees manage stress through laughter yoga Katie White runs The Best Medicine, a Cornish laughter yoga company. When the pandemic hit, she contacted The Inclusivity Project. The Inclusivity Project contributed to...
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