Tansy Bradshaw

Accessibility First

I believe every piece of content should be usable by as many people as possible. Accessibility isn’t optional—it’s foundational.

Disability-Informed Practice

My lived experience shapes a more thoughtful, aware approach to language, representation, and audience needs.

Clarity + Plain English

I prioritise clear, direct, inclusive communication without jargon or gatekeeping.

Ethical Storytelling

Especially in true crime and personal narratives, I centre trauma-aware methods, respect, and consent.

Representation Matters

I strive for diverse, accurate, and respectful representation in all writing forms.

Care in Communication

Words affect people—I choose them intentionally.

Digital Accessibility

– Alt text
– Plain English
– Screen-reader-friendly structure
– Accessible social captions
– Inclusive formatting
– Education and resources for clients

Disability Rights + Inclusion

I advocate for more inclusive workplaces, better representation, and accessible systems—particularly in the writing, media, and digital spaces.

Ethical True Crime

I support trauma-informed, victim-centred frameworks that avoid sensationalism and focus on systemic issues.

NDIS Awareness + Accessibility

I champion navigating the NDIS with clarity and advocating for better access, transparency, and support.

Media & Publishing Representation

I believe disabled stories deserve space—written by disabled people, not just about us.