Creating Inclusive, Impactful Presentations Breakfast 7:30, Program 8:00

Summary: Is your message connecting with everyone in the room—or unintentionally leaving some out?From visible disabilities to non-apparent conditions like anxiety, PTSD, autism, or hearing and vision challenges, the diversity of your audience often goes unseen. Inclusive presentations aren’t just about good design, they’re about creating a space where everyone feels respected, welcomed, and able to engage.

Join Julia Hunter, Learning Manager at the ​Nonprofit Association of Washington (NAWA), for a high-impact session filled with practical tools, thoughtful strategies, and real-world examples. With years of experience leading statewide nonprofit learning programs, a background in teaching and grant writing, and a deep commitment to accessibility, Julia brings both expertise and passion to the conversation. Discover how small, intentional changes to your presentation style and materials can make a lasting impact on inclusion.

Whether you lead meetings, deliver training, pitch ideas, or build communications, this session will help you ensure your message reaches everyone.

Let’s build a culture where inclusion is part of every slide, every time!

Learning Objectives:

Participants will be able to:

• Explore the Power of Inclusion: Understand key accessibility principles and how universal design benefits every audience.
• Elevate Your Content: Learn how to create presentations and documents that are accessible, professional, and impactful.
• Present with Confidence: Discover inclusive presentation techniques to foster belonging and boost engagement.
• Leave with Tools You Can Use: Walk away with practical resources to support accessibility in your daily HR work.

This program is pending approval for 1.0 PDCs toward SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP® recertification and 1.0 General Credit pending approval through HRCI.

Host or Publisher South Puget Sound SHRM