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Your trusted resource for Making Work Accessible

Accessibility for Learning and Development and Human Resources

Britne Jenke, a white woman with red hair, smiles in pink lipstick with her hands on her hips. She is wearing a yellow dress and a heart tattoo is visible on her left arm.I’m Britne Jenke, CPACC, CPTD, SHRM-SCP, a speaker, disability inclusion advocate, and accessibility professional – and a disabled and neurodivergent individual myself. I want to be your trusted resource for Making Work Accessible through accessibility for learning and development and human resources.

I have spent most of my career working with access to information through web development, libraries, and corporate training. Because of my lived experience with disability discrimination, I am passionate about creating a more inclusive and accessible world for everyone.

Speaking & Training

As a speaker, I have spoken to audiences of all sizes, public and private. I most often speak on accessibility and disability inclusion for learning and development and human resources. I’ve also presented on a wide range of topics in adult learning and development. Often, I am known for my engaging and informative presentations – with actionable takeaways! – and I am passionate about leaving my audiences with a better understanding of important issues.

Don’t just take my word for it! View my past testimonials here.

Want to see where I’m speaking next? View my upcoming speaking engagements here. 

#A11yBook: Your Handbook for Making Online Learning Accessible

a black ebook reader sits in front of a paperback book, both covers are of Making Online Learning Accessible by Britne JenkeI wrote the handbook I always wished I had! After reading other accessibility books, I wanted practical checklists to use and ways to apply the information I learned. I can’t wait to share the #A11yBook with you as you start on your own accessibility journey.

Disability Inclusion & Accessibility

As a disability inclusion advocate, I work to promote the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of society. I am a proud member of disability rights organizations and champion accessibility daily. As an accessibility professional, I help organizations to make their products and services more accessible to people with disabilities. I have experience in a variety of accessibility areas, including web accessibility, physical accessibility, and technology accessibility.

How I Can Help You

I offer a variety of services to individuals and organizations. The best results come to those who are active in learning more about disability inclusion and accessibility. If you are willing to make a commitment to creating inclusive environments, get in touch for:

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  • Speaking Engagements: I can speak to your audience, public or private, about a variety of topics related to disability inclusion and accessibility. My presentations are tailored to the specific needs of my audience – from short panel presentations to longer hands-on workshops on creating accessible content.
  • HR Consulting and Training: I can help you to develop and implement disability inclusion policies and practices within your organization. Also, I can provide training to your staff on avoiding ableism, disability inclusion, and other diversity and inclusion topics.
  • Accessibility Consulting and Testing: I can help you to make your products and services more accessible to people with disabilities through testing and personalized consulting. I am a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals – with more certifications in the works!

To learn more about my services, please do not hesitate to contact me. I would be thrilled to discuss your specific needs and how I can help you.

Together, we can create a more inclusive and accessible world for everyone, one pixel at a time.