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- About Accessible Me
- About Michael Osborne, our Founder & CEO
How we help
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- Kickstart your journey
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Access Unlocked: A blog from Accessible Me

The Accessible Me blog explores how accessibility, inclusive design, and human-centred learning come together in practice. We share practical insights, lived experience, and real-world examples to help organisations remove barriers and design learning, content, and environments that work for everyone.

A person standing at a decision point between two workplace paths, one unclear and rigid, the other clear, flexible, and supportive, representing how candidates can assess workplace fit before accepting a role.

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How to tell if a workplace will work for you before accepting the role

Left: checklist with green ticks. Right: two people in conversation.

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Beyond the Checkbox: Why Lived Experience Is Essential for Digital Accessibility

A series of paper boats heading in the same direction. The boat in the lead is a different colour. Lead by example, and others will follow.

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Designing Learning That Reduces Shame | Inclusive, Accessible Learning

A father playing chess against his daughter. The title reads "What tabletop games can teach L and D about inclusion"

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What tabletop games can teach L&D about inclusion

A learner engaging with online game-based learning content.

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Why Doing Creates More Inclusion Than Knowing

Dates for your diary

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Accessibility Calendar 2026: Dates for Your Diary

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