Accessible Language in Action Course Outline

April 29th, 2025 | 1:30pm-3:30pm PST

    1. 1.1 Meet Your Trainer - Tiffany Hoang | Senior Restorative Justice & DEI Practitioner | Mediator | Trainer & Consultant

      FREE PREVIEW

    2. 1.2 Course Overview - What To Expect

    3. 1.3 Training Guidelines - Logistics

    4. 1.4 Guidelines - Be Tech Ready! Update Zoom, Test Your Mic & Video

    5. 1.5 Training Guidelines - Learning Environment

    6. 1.6 Training Guidelines Signature (Required Before You Attend Course)

    1. Chapter 2 - Your Zoom Course Awaits!

    1. You Did It! - After Training Instructions

    2. Supplemental Training Materials

    3. REQUIRED - TRAINING EVALUATION

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  • $64.95
  • 10 lessons
  • 2 Hour Course
  • Additional Details
  • Web Camera On Required

Course Description

In this foundational course, you’ll explore what accessible language really means and why accessible language is key to building trust, and enhancing service delivery. Through interactive activities, videos, and expert guidance, you’ll learn to identify common barriers to communication, learn how to prevent them, and use best practices to improve clarity, and tailor your message for different audiences. Leave with practical strategies to build stronger, more respectful connections with the people you serve.

  • Understand the core principles and definitions of accessible language

  • Identify common barriers to clear communication (jargon, idioms, complexity)

  • Apply inclusive language strategies in real-world contexts

  • Recognize how language shapes respect, care, and inclusion

  • Tailor communication to align with client needs and cultural context

  • Learn practical tools to identify and reduce your own implicit biases in real time

Start your journey toward accessible communication! 🚀

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Meet Your Instructor

Co-Founder | Senior Restorative Justice Practitioner | Senior Mediator Tiffany Hoang

Restorative Justice & DEI Practitioner | Mediator | Trainer & Consultant Tiffany Hoang is a highly respected restorative justice and restorative practices expert with extensive experience in training, coaching, and consulting. With thousands of hours dedicated to working with K-12 educational institutions, universities, Fortune 500 companies, and national and international nonprofits, she has helped organizations design and implement customized restorative justice and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs that foster meaningful and lasting change. As the co-founder of CircleUp Education in 2014, Tiffany sought to create restorative justice and DEI practices deeply rooted in community needs. A trained mediator, restorative justice practitioner, and certified yoga instructor, she integrates mindfulness, deep listening, and social-emotional skills into her work, bringing creativity, compassion, and dedication to every training she leads. Tiffany’s background in peace and conflict studies from UC Berkeley has shaped her expertise in conflict resolution and curriculum development. She has designed and facilitated training programs for tens of thousands of participants across the U.S. and internationally. In her role at CircleUp, she is responsible for training the organization’s restorative practices and DEI practitioners, ensuring that every program upholds the highest standards of excellence in restorative justice, equity, and conflict resolution. With a passion for experiential learning, Tiffany leverages her background as a trained improv actress to create dynamic training experiences and realistic role-play scenarios that reflect real-world conflicts. These engaging methods make complex concepts accessible, fostering deep learning and skill development for participants. As a first-generation Vietnamese American, Tiffany brings a rich cultural perspective and a deep personal understanding of justice, perseverance, and community empowerment. She remains committed to supporting local and national communities with an open heart, a creative approach, and an unwavering dedication to equity and inclusion.