The Accessible Link
Christiane LinkLinking customer experience and accessibility. The newsletter is for everyone who is passionate about inclusion in aviation, transport and railway written by a wheelchair-using business consultant.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 101 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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My Accessible Room Is Not A Sea View Request
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Last week I tried to book a two-week holiday somewhere warm for next month. That project is now on hold because I’m too annoyed to carry on. Accessible rooms exist, but hotel chains and tour operators have mad...
Being Heumann - Dropped kerbs didn’t fall from the sky
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On Sunday, I attended the BAFTA screening of Apple TV’s “Being Heumann” in London. After I mentioned the film in my last newsletter, a friend invited me to this BAFTA event ahead of the film’s November start....
The bingo card of awful accessibility comms
I was a journalist for more than 20 years. So words matter a lot to me, especially in professional settings. Some phrases make me wince every time they land in my inbox or when I hear them while travelling. It’s like a bingo card, and some...
Still Mission Impossible
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Hello everyone, I’m just back from a week in Berlin, and it was a really interesting experience, one that began to unravel before we had even left London.
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The Accountability Gap Built on Purpose
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I just finished watching Netflix’s new documentary Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing. I highly recommend it! It describes in detail what happens when a company outsources the work but loses cont...
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Accessibility passionate 🚆✈️ 🏘 consultant, still a journalist at heart, 🇩🇪🇬🇧, ♿ social model of disability 💪🏼
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