Website editing: for the issues that affect disabled people
From 2016-2017, I took editing classes at George Brown College's St.James Campus. These courses taught me how to copyedit, proofread, and provide substantive edits to writers of all levels of experience. My editing-focused training also made it possible for me to combine my background in writing and content marketing, with a basic understanding of how to edit writers in a variety of settings, contexts, and circumstances.
Professionally speaking, my digital marketing professional background dates back to 2009 and I have helped people make social causes and projects searchable, shareable, and accessible to a global, web-based audience. If your organisation is tackling issues that affect disabled people, like employment, access to alternative medicine and wellness options, and education, I can also help make your messaging relevant, accessible, and engaging to disabled people and the broader public. As someone who is also involved in disability advocacy, and is disabled myself, I have developed a great deal of understanding of this particular demographic.
Below are a few website editing projects I have done so far. If this sounds like something you're looking for, reach out to via my contact page to see if I'm open to new freelance editing projects.
Professionally speaking, my digital marketing professional background dates back to 2009 and I have helped people make social causes and projects searchable, shareable, and accessible to a global, web-based audience. If your organisation is tackling issues that affect disabled people, like employment, access to alternative medicine and wellness options, and education, I can also help make your messaging relevant, accessible, and engaging to disabled people and the broader public. As someone who is also involved in disability advocacy, and is disabled myself, I have developed a great deal of understanding of this particular demographic.
Below are a few website editing projects I have done so far. If this sounds like something you're looking for, reach out to via my contact page to see if I'm open to new freelance editing projects.
On March 2019, I helped Amie Reiman launch the HIP Lives website. HIP Lives is a website that covers health, wellness, and advocacy for women. Especially the topic of medical cannabis therapy, and the stigma that people face.
Before we started working together, Amie was a total beginner at blogging, but here's how my involvement in her work made a difference: /
I have gained capabilities in the areas I wished to learn and feel more confident in handing over the reigns when expert services are needed. Rosemary is a pleasure to work with because she takes the daunting "start up" needs of a super beginner and supports you from the intake right through to the launch.
A few of the article published:
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