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Social Media

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All Americans deserve accurate health and safety information. Whether online health records or telehealth appointments, accessibility is NOT negotiable. Join me in advocating for accuracy, accessibility, and quality with @Clear2Connect!

Take Action

Did you know? @Clear2Connect has made significant strides in advancing communication access, accuracy, and quality across a range of digital tools. Discover its impact and be part of the positive change!

Impact

Accurate, available, and quality Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is crucial for all Americans. Learn about accessible options and how they enhance health and safety.

Learn About ICT

15.6% of Veterans have hearing disabilities. Let’s work together to bridge the gap in accessibility. Join @Clear2Connect in our mission for a healthier and safer future for all.

About

Meet the @Clear2Connect Coalition—a unified force of disability advocacy groups and Veterans Service Organizations, advocating for all Americans to enjoy equitable and effective communication. Who We Are

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Include the Clear2Connect Coalition as a resource on your website or highlight us in your newsletter.

The Clear2Connect Coalition is a unique force of more than 30 disability advocacy groups and Veterans Service Organizations. United in purpose, this alliance advocates for policymakers to put quality standards and metrics in place to enhance the availability, accuracy, accessibility, and quality of Information and Communications Technology (ICT). ICT is a broad term that includes various devices, tools, and systems, but accessible ICT is particularly critical for all Americans to equitably engage with important information, resources, and services.

Achieving equitable communication access is more than a goal—it’s a fundamental human right. By fostering equitable communication access, we aim to safeguard the health and safety of every member of our community.

Learn more about the Clear2Connect Coalition at Clear2Connect.org.

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Accessible communication is not negotiable graphic

A person with Down Syndrome using a computer. Text reads: Because accessible communication is not negotiable. The word “accessible” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Accurate communication is not negotiable graphic

A person holding a prescription bottle and talking to a medical provider via telehealth on a smartphone. Text reads: Because accurate communication is not negotiable. The word “accurate” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Clear communication is not negotiable graphic

Two people waving and smiling at a tablet. Text reads: Because clear communication is not negotiable. The word “clear” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Effective communication is not negotiable graphic

A Veteran talking to a mental health provider via telehealth on a laptop. Text reads: Because effective communication is not negotiable. The word “effective” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Equitable communication is not negotiable graphic

An adult and child looking at a phone. The adult is wearing a hearing aid. Text reads: Because equitable communication is not negotiable. The word “equitable” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Independent communication is not negotiable graphic

A blind person using a phone. Text reads: Because independent communication is not negotiable. The word “independent” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Quality communication is not negotiable graphic

A person participating in a virtual meeting and communicating in American Sign Language. Text reads: Because quality communication is not negotiable. The word “quality” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Useful communication is not negotiable graphic

A child participating in a virtual meeting. Captions appear on the screen. Text reads: Because useful communication is not negotiable. The word “useful” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

SQUARE FORMAT

Accessible communication is not negotiable graphic

A person with Down Syndrome using a computer. Text reads: Because accessible communication is not negotiable. The word “accessible” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Accurate communication is not negotiable graphic

A person holding a prescription bottle and talking to a medical provider via telehealth on a smartphone. Text reads: Because accurate communication is not negotiable. The word “accurate” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Clear communication is not negotiable graphic

Two people waving and smiling at a tablet. Text reads: Because clear communication is not negotiable. The word “clear” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Effective communication is not negotiable graphic

A Veteran talking to a mental health provider via telehealth on a laptop. Text reads: Because effective communication is not negotiable. The word “effective” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Equitable communication is not negotiable graphic

An adult and child looking at a phone. The adult is wearing a hearing aid. Text reads: Because equitable communication is not negotiable. The word “equitable” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Independent communication is not negotiable graphic

A blind person using a phone. Text reads: Because independent communication is not negotiable. The word “independent” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Quality communication is not negotiable graphic

A person participating in a virtual meeting and communicating in American Sign Language. Text reads: Because quality communication is not negotiable. The word “quality” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.

Useful communication is not negotiable graphic

A child participating in a virtual meeting. Captions appear on the screen. Text reads: Because useful communication is not negotiable. The word “useful” is written in bold font. The words “not negotiable” are italicized and underlined. Clear2Connect logo. Clear2Connect.org.