Chicago’s famous Second City Improv Theatre, which brought the world comedy greats such as Tina Fey, Catherine O’Hara, Amy Poehler and Stephen Colbert, has started offering performances accessible to audience members who are deaf and hard-of-hearing.

Forbes magazine online (Forbes.com) asked PR professionals for their thoughts on encouraging diversity in the advertising and PR world. Read more to find out their answers.

Myths and misconceptions about people with disabilities are common, but that doesn’t mean they should be our myths and misconceptions. This series of four posters is designed to promote understanding, celebrate diversity, and spark a dialogue in workplaces, schools, colleges, universities and communities. Featuring illustrations by Chris Tripp, this visual series will make people stop and think.

There is “no excuse” for segregated education on the basis of disability, says Professor Sue Buckley when she addressed the World Down Syndrome Congress, held in Glasgow, Scotland, in July 2018.