Milan Šveřepa and Soufiane El Amrani wrote an article about easy-to-read for Impact magazine. The magazine is published by the Institute on Community Integration, University of Minnesota, USA.
This issue of Impact is about plain language. You can read it here.
Summary of the article Milan and Soufiane wrote
The United Nations has an agreement called the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. It says that people have the right to information that is easy to understand.
Accessible information has improved over the last 20 years. Governments and organizations now use easy-to-read formats.
Some organizations are using artificial intelligence to create documents that are written in plain language, but they don’t always make sense.
Done right, plain language helps people find jobs, know their rights, and live where and how they want to live.
Read their article here: We want to understand the world we live in