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Free Graphics for STATS-DC 2022

Free Graphics for STATS-DC 2022 Are you preparing for STATS-DC 2021 “DATA for DEIA: Using Data to Improve Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility?” Feel free to use these themed illustrations by QIP Graphic Designer Min Yang in your presentations and…

Free Icons for Pride

Free Icons to Celebrate PRIDE Happy PRIDE! Feel free to use these illustrations by QIP Graphic Designer Min Yang! Please credit “Min Yang, Graphic Designer, Quality Information Partners” if you use them in published materials. Alt-click on icons below to…

Free Icons to Celebrate Graduates

Free Icons to Celebrate Graduates Congratulations, graduates! QIP Graphic Designer Min Yang designed this series of graduation icons. These are free to use. Please credit “Min Yang, Graphic Designer, Quality Information Partners” if you use them in published materials. Alt-click…

Clarity makes communications accessible

Clarity makes communications accessible In our communications and content work at QIP, we talk, learn, and think a lot about accessibility and plain language. The more we learn and grow in this work, the link between these concepts becomes more…

An image showing a phone, tablet, and computer, with a globe icon overlapping them. Surrounding this image are various symbols representing accessibility such as braille, wheelchair access and closed captioning.

What is Section 508, and Why Does it Matter?

What is Section 508, and Why Does it Matter? An image showing a phone, tablet, and computer, with a globe icon overlapping them. Surrounding this image are various symbols representing accessibility such as braille, wheelchair access and closed captioning. The…

What Federal Agencies Need to Know About Plain Language

What Federal Agencies Need to Know About Plain Language Simple, direct, and understandable, plain language engages and informs your audience. Communications experts know this, and the law requires federal agencies to use it. The Plain Language Act of 2010 requires…

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Tips and Tricks for Remote Workers

Tips and Tricks for Remote Workers Working from home has many benefits — no commuting, no need for matching socks — but it also comes with challenges. In the 15 years since Quality Information Partners (QIP) opened, our staff members,…

Author: Sarah Ensor

Author: Sarah Ensor

Free Graphics for STATS-DC 2022

Free Icons for Pride

Free Icons to Celebrate Graduates

Clarity makes communications accessible

What is Section 508, and Why Does it Matter?

What Federal Agencies Need to Know About Plain Language

Tips and Tricks for Remote Workers

Introduction

Author: Sarah Ensor