Self-Advocacy Kit
Self-advocacy is often the key to achieving accessibility. Whether for yourself or someone else, taking action is sometimes necessary—and we’re here to support you, especially with accessible screen shares on Zoom.
To assist, we’ve created a Self-Advocacy Kit (SAK), a collection of pre-formatted email templates. These letters can be customized and sent on behalf of yourself, a child, or an employee to request the use of Scribe for Meetings or Remote Incident Manager.
Accessibility isn’t a favor—it’s a right. While every situation is unique, our templates offer a variety of options to fit your needs. Simply personalize the content, copy it into an email, and send it to the meeting host or organizer.
Scribe for Meetings Self-Advocacy Templates
Scribe for Meetings is the first service to allow online webinar and meeting presenters to share accessible slide content with print disabled participants.
If you want more information, click here for our Scribe for Meetings page.
Remote Incident Manager (RIM) Self-Advocacy Templates
Those of you who have used our other self advocacy kits may notice some letters unique to Remote Incident Manager. We include these for a few reasons.
- Many mainstream companies provide premium support to their customers via programs such as TeamViewer or a Zoom remote control session. We have included emails that may be sent directly to any companies that we’re aware of who regularly use these programs. Let them know that Remote Incident Manager exists, offers the same capabilities as their previous solution, and is completely accessible.
- Due to the nature of the Remote Incident Manager software and remote access software in general, getting it to work effectively on platforms other than Windows may require platform vendors to work with us and accommodate the program’s various functions. We have pre-written emails for you to send to these platform vendors explaining why it is important for you to have RIM on you or your company’s platform of choice. The more users they hear from, the more likely they are to recognize the importance of this solution.
If you want more information, click here for our Remote Incident Manager page.