Inclusively Made launches accessibility accreditation in Australia

Inclusively Made has introduced a new accreditation program designed to standardize accessible content production across entire organizations. Unveiled at an industry roundtable at the Sydney Opera House, the initiative aims to move disability inclusion from an optional corporate social responsibility exercise to a core operational standard.

The accreditation framework establishes baselines across five content streams: motion, static, audio, digital, and copy. Unlike the company’s existing certification for standalone productions, this accreditation serves as a formal endorsement of an organization’s sustained best practices in accessibility.

Major Australian brands and media networks, including Mastercard, Telstra, Woolworths, Nine, Australia Post, BIG W, Westpac, Thinkerbell, WPP, Atomic 212°, and Publicis, have supported the launch. Co-founders Genevieve Clay-Smith and Henry Smith stated that the program provides a repeatable process to embed accessible production into everyday business rhythms.