Easy-to-read information is easier to understand.
Easy-to-read information is important
for people with intellectual disabilities.
It is important so they can:
- Learn new things.
- Take part in society.
- Know their rights and stand up for them.
- Make their own choices.
Easy-to-read rules
There are rules how to make easy-to-read.
The rules are available in many languages.
Easy-to-read logo
The picture is called “the easy-to-read logo”.
Inclusion Europe owns this picture.
You do not need to ask us for specific permission to use the logo, as long as:
- your publication respects easy-to-read guidelines, and
- include this text in your publication: “© European Easy-to-Read Logo: Inclusion Europe. More information at www.inclusion-europe.eu/easy-to-read”
More details about how to use the logo (.pdf).
Checklist on easy-to-read texts
Here is a simplified version (.pdf) of the guidelines, with the key-rules checklist.
Frequently asked questions about easy to read.
Read our easy-to-read magazine
Europa para todos
Inclusion Europe publishes a magazine in easy-to-read.
The newsletter is called “Europe for us“.
Europe of us is published in 7 languages.
