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Ettie Bailey-King
Transform communication strategies with Ettie Bailey-King, speaker and inclusive communication consultant. Ettie works with organisations to enhance accessibility, diversity, inclusion, and content strategy, delivering award-winning expertise recognised by Charity Times and IPSE's Equality and Diversity Award.
Ettie Bailey-King is an award-winning inclusive and accessible communication consultant with a multifaceted career encompassing copywriting, content strategy, and training across anti-oppression and accessibility.
Her work includes serving as Marketing Director at Getting on Board, content strategist for Contentious, and crafting digital communication strategies for Girls Not Brides to combat child marriage.
Ettie has also contributed as a speechwriter, campaign strategist, and ghostwriter and spent six years as Communications Director for the Schools Consent Project, teaching young people about sexual consent.
With over a decade of experience delivering interactive workshops, Ettie excels in facilitating discussions on sensitive topics. She uses her diploma in counselling skills from WPF Therapy to foster brave and inclusive spaces. She continuously enhances her facilitation skills through intensive training with respected organisations.
A committed activist, Ettie has been involved in campaigns ranging from sexual violence prevention to climate change since 2005, achieving recognition such as the Equality and Diversity Award at IPSE’s 2023 Freelancer of the Year Awards and being listed among Charity Times’ 2023 influential women in the charity sector.
Her academic writing has garnered awards and led to a full scholarship at Oxford University for her master’s in English Literature. Ettie's story “Feast or Foe” was featured in one of the Guardian’s best food books of 2021, and she was a 2022/23 London Library Emerging Writer.
Ettie has partnered with numerous organisations, including Action Against Hunger UK, Amnesty International UK, and The Wellcome Trust, showcasing her broad impact across various sectors.
Ettie Bailey-King brings a wealth of experience in inclusive and accessible communication, with a proven track record of fostering understanding and change across diverse topics from anti-oppression to accessibility. Her engaging workshops and speeches, backed by her extensive background in content strategy and anti-oppression training, offer invaluable insights for teams and businesses looking to create more inclusive environments. Booking Ettie ensures your organisation benefits from her award-winning expertise, making complex subjects accessible and actionable for all.
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Ettie Bailey-King delivers interactive workshops on sensitive topics, drawing on a diploma in counselling skills from WPF Therapy to structure facilitated discussions that create inclusive and psychologically safe spaces for participants.
Ettie Bailey-King speaks on inclusive and accessible communication, anti-oppression, content strategy, and sexual consent education. She holds the Equality and Diversity Award from IPSE's 2023 Freelancer of the Year Awards and was named among Charity Times' 2023 influential women in the charity sector.
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