Taken from one of our recent fortnightly newsletters:
Taken from one of our recent fortnightly newsletters:
Disability life coach and advocate Charlie Kramer recently shared an infographic that offers a thoughtful way to respond when you’re called out for exclusionary behaviour.
It’s a powerful reminder that accountability often speaks louder than intention.
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A promotional graphic for The Alan Project’s fortnightly newsletter. At the top, bold black text inside a rounded rectangle reads: “Taken from our fortnightly newsletter.” Below is a short paragraph that says:
“Charlie Kramer is a disability life coach and advocate. He recently shared this infographic which we believe is a great resource for times when people are called out for their exclusionary behaviour.”
Under the paragraph is an infographic featuring three checkboxes vertically arranged on a black background:
A red X next to the text: “I didn’t mean it like that”
A red X next to the text: “That wasn’t my intention”
A green check mark next to the text: “I messed up and will do better next time”
The infographic is attributed to Charlie Kramer, whose name and signature appear beneath it.
At the bottom of the image is the text:
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Below that is The Alan Project’s logo and name.
