Accessible learning advocacy and speaking
Since eLaHub began in 2019, we have supported more than 80 advocacy partners to explore, understand and take practical action on accessible and inclusive learning through webinars, presentations, workshops, consultancy, volunteering and a wide range of collaborative projects. Alongside this advocacy work, we provide professional speaking services for organisations looking to raise awareness, challenge assumptions and inspire meaningful action on accessibility.
Supporting over 80 advocacy partners across sectors worldwide
Why invite Susi Miller to speak?
Susi Miller is an award-winning accessibility specialist, author and professional speaker who makes accessible and inclusive learning clear, relevant and practical. She combines 35 years of experience in learning and development with specialist accessibility expertise and lived experience of neurodivergence.
Susi has presented at major Learning and Development and digital accessibility conferences across Europe, as well as delivering virtual sessions for international audiences. Organisations and events that have invited her to share her expertise include Learning Technologies, the Association for Talent Development, the IAAP (International Association of Accessibility Professionals), CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development), AbilityNet, TechShare Pro, CAN (Champions of Accessibility Network), and digital accessibility conferences hosted by the universities of Kent and Nottingham.
She has spoken at events across a broad range of sectors and organisation sizes, from global businesses and government bodies such as Atos, the Cabinet Office and HM Prison and Probation Service to charities and smaller specialist organisations including the Charity Learning Consortium and Purple Beard. Her wider profile also includes interviews and podcast appearances with AXS Chat, The Learning Hack Podcast and LearningNow TV.
What Susi brings to every speaking engagement:
- Specialist expertise in accessible and inclusive learning
- 35 years of learning and development experience
- Evidence-informed insight shaped by working directly with organisations since 2019
- Insight shaped by lived experience of neurodivergence
- An engaging, warm and practical speaking style
- Clear explanations of complex accessibility topics
- Sessions tailored to the organisation, audience and event
- Practical ideas people can apply in their own work
eLaHub advocacy services overview
Advocacy is a core part of who we are and has shaped eLaHub’s work since 2019. We freely contribute our time, expertise and resources to raise awareness, challenge assumptions and help organisations and communities take practical action on accessible and inclusive learning.
Our advocacy takes many forms, from sharing written insights and contributing to industry publications to speaking, volunteering and providing practical support.
Articles and insights
We share practical articles and expert commentary to help people understand accessibility and apply it within learning and development.
Workshops
We facilitate practical workshops that help participants explore accessibility challenges and identify actions they can take.
Consultancy and advice
We provide advocacy partners with specialist guidance to help them approach accessibility with greater clarity and confidence.
Webinars and presentations
We deliver accessible, practical sessions that raise awareness, challenge assumptions and encourage meaningful action.
Podcasts and interviews
We join conversations with industry hosts and publications to share insight, experience and practical guidance on accessibility.
Panels and live events
We contribute to expert panels and industry events, bringing accessibility into wider conversations about learning and inclusion.
Book contributions and reviews
We contribute expert content to collaborative publications, advise authors on accessibility and review books exploring accessibility, inclusion, learning and workplace practice.
Volunteering and programme support
We contribute our time, expertise and resources through volunteering, collaborative initiatives and donated DALC Programme licences.
Judging and awards
We contribute specialist expertise to judging panels that recognise and celebrate effective, accessible and inclusive work.
Featured ultimate guides
In-depth, practical guides covering key areas of digital accessibility and inclusive learning. Written by Susi Miller and the eLaHub team, they draw on our experience supporting more than 145 clients to create accessible, inclusive digital content and learning experiences.
Digital accessibility in the workplace – eLaHub ultimate guide
Find out why digital accessibility is now a workplace priority and how to help organisations remove barriers, support employee…
Accessible and inclusive eLearning – eLaHub ultimate guide
In this guide we explain all of the elements required to create truly accessible and inclusive learning content.
eLearning accessibility auditing and testing – eLaHub ultimate guide
A practical guide to what accessible learning content means, why it matters, and where teams should focus first.
Featured insights
Practical insights from the eLaHub blog exploring accessible and inclusive learning, digital accessibility and key developments across learning and development. Each article shares informed perspectives, useful guidance and ideas that learning professionals can apply in practice.
Overcoming imposter syndrome in eLearning accessibility
Why overcoming imposter syndrome is essential for learning practitioners if accessibility is to move beyond specialist expertise and become…
From ‘quiet accessibilising’ to organisational change
Quiet accessibilising can start meaningful change. The next challenge is turning individual action into shared, supported and sustainable organisational…
What a Welcome Wall taught us about inclusive learning
Discover how an art gallery ‘Welcome Wall’ showed how visible, freely available accessibility support can remove barriers and help…
Featured webinars
Webinars are a valuable part of eLaHub’s advocacy and our commitment to supporting progress across the Learning and Development and accessibility industries. This selection showcases Susi Miller sharing award-winning expertise, practical experience and insights built over 35 years in Learning and Development.
The Accessibility Advantage
Join Susi Miller and Andy Lancaster as they discuss the case for accessible and inclusive learning and all of…
Is your AI strategy inclusive enough to succeed?
Adopting AI isn’t just a technology shift, it’s a people shift. And without accessibility at the heart of your…
Panel: Living with imposter syndrome – AbilityNet’s TechShare Pro 2025
Susi joins her long-time hero Jonnie Peacock, Paralympic 100m gold medallist and other expert panellists to explore imposter syndrome…
Featured podcasts
Podcasts provide a valuable platform for eLaHub’s advocacy across the Learning and Development, HR and accessibility fields. This selection brings together conversations shaped by Susi Miller’s lived experience of neurodivergence, perspective as a business owner, and practical work supporting clients through organisational accessibility transformation.
Building accessible digital learning that works for all
Susi discusses how accessible learning requires inclusive design, practical standards, human-reviewed AI and leadership that treats accessibility as a…
Accessibility in real life
A discussion on the If You Ask Betty podcast about lived experience with accessibility and L&D experts Meryl Evans,…
Accessibility in L&D
Susi joins Brigid McCormack to discuss the importance of accessibility as a key lever for excellence in learning design…
Featured articles
Susi Miller is regularly invited to share eLaHub’s thought leadership, practical experience and advocacy on accessible and inclusive learning. This selection brings together contributions to the wider media, publishing and Learning and Development publications.
Learning expert reacts to Jamie Oliver’s dyslexia documentary
This article shares Susi Miller’s reaction to Jamie Oliver’s documentary on dyslexia, highlighting why better understanding, earlier support, and…
Removing barriers, raising expectations: inclusive strategies for neurodiverse classrooms
Explore Susi's contribution to the important topic of neurodiversity in the classroom and the impact of accessible assessments.
How an award winning journey led to the eLa1000 accessibility assessment
Learning Professional of the Year 2025, Susi Miller reflects on a career-defining achievement and accessibility’s growing influence across global…
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to some of the questions we’re asked most often about our advocacy and speaking services. Get in touch to talk through your requirements, find out more or ask us any other questions.
Yes. Susi delivers in-person sessions for organisations and events, as well as virtual presentations, webinars, interviews, podcasts and panel discussions for audiences worldwide.
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eLearning accessibility training
Industry-leading training designed and delivered by Susi Miller, shaped around your organisation, your content and your tools. Designed to help teams build capability and apply accessibility in the real world.
Designing Accessible Learning Content Programme
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eLearning accessibility audits
A unique service for organisations that need to audit and improve existing learning content. We identify accessibility issues and provide clear, practical guidance to improve usability, effectiveness and learner experience.
Accessible learning consultancy
Expert consultancy to help organisations embed accessibility into learning strategy, design and quality standards. Practical, tailored guidance that builds confidence, reduces barriers and supports inclusive learning at scale.