Supported by Community Partner: SPAR UK
Disability Sport Wales Learning Series

Learning Series

Disability Sport Wales Learning Series Sessions:

 

British Sign Language (BSL)

 

Developing a Sustainability Strategy

 

Engaging Diverse Communities in Sport

 

Inclusive Marketing

 

Intersectionality - The modern Diversity & Inclusion approach (DSW)

 

Safeguarding - Adults at risk

 

Unconscious Bias

 

Visual Impairment Awareness Training

 

Events TBC

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The Light colour mode is designed using Disability Sport Wales brand colours, to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidance Level AA. This should provide good contrast for most users.

The Dark colour mode also uses Disability Sport Wales brand colours, but inverts light and dark to create a "night mode" version. It is intended for people who dislike bright screens, or wish to use their display in a more energy-efficient way. This option does not meet Web Content Accessibility Guidance Level AA, so may not be suitable for users with visual impairments.

The Calm colour mode uses colours which may be more suitable for users who are sensitive to bright colours, or prefer lower contrast. This option does not meet Web Content Accessibility Guidance Level AA, so may not be suitable for users with visual impairments.

The High Contrast option is tailored to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidance Level AAA, and is intended to make this website as accessible as possible to users with the lowest visual acuity. Ideal use of this setting would be combined with Medium Text or Large Text text sizes.

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Our default button style uses block-colour backgrounds that contrast against the page background.

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Use of Capital Letters

You can choose to minimise the use of capital letters for headings and sub-headings if you find them easier to read in Sentence Case. Some text, including acronyms, may still be shown in capital letters.

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This site sometimes uses animation to bring the content to life. If you'd like to disable this, you can do.

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