Title:Flight for Equality: Disabled Travelers Unite Subtitle:Overcoming challenges in the skies together Transcript: Alycia Anderson: Welcome to Pushing Forward with Alycia, a podcast that gives disability a voice. Each week we will explore topics like confidence, ambition, resilience and finding success against all odds. We are creating a collective community that believes that all things … read more… Episode 17 Transcript
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). The concept of NDEAM was created to raise awareness of the systemic challenges that people with disabilities face in gaining employment. The belief that people with disabilities are somehow less than, unworthy, and/or a burden on society is unfortunately a prominent one. Society’s attitudes about people with disabilities make awareness months, such as NDEAM, overtly necessary.
In this member spotlight, Meredith Sadoulet sits down with Alycia Anderson for a candid fireside chat. Their conversation delves into the power of DEIA initiatives, the journey toward inclusive spaces, and the value of sharing personal experiences. Meredith offers insights into how fostering diverse perspectives can drive meaningful change, particularly in leadership roles. This discussion highlights the critical role that inclusivity plays in shaping the future.
We celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month by digging into the remarkable life of Dustin Giannelli. His story embodies the strength of the human spirit and illustrates how resilience, innovation, and an unwavering spirit can overcome any obstacle.
Title:The Power of Communication: Celebrating NDEAM with Dustin Giannelli Subtitle:Dustin Giannelli: Championing DEI and Turning Disabilities into Superpowers Transcript: Alycia Anderson: Welcome to Pushing Forward with Alycia, a podcast that gives disability a voice. Each week we will explore topics like confidence, ambition, resilience and finding success against all odds. We are creating a collective … read more… Episode 16 Transcript
By Marsten Anderson The Alycia Anderson Company Staff In the Modern World Destinations around the globe are becoming ever more accessible and the need for traveling by air for many has increased in frequency and necessity. Making your way through airports, security checkpoints, terminals, to your gates and eventually on to the plane can be daunting for … read more… Challenges of Navigating Airline Travel in a Wheelchair
Happy National Disability Employment Awareness Month #NDEAM! Disability is a unique opportunity to showcase extraordinary abilities and redefine what it means to be awesome in the workplace. Empower yourselves and your employees with my microlearning series, Disabling Ableism. The modern pathway to inclusion.
In this heartwarming episode of Pushing Forward with Alycia, join Alycia and her younger sister, Corinna Busciglio, as they journey down memory lane. Discover how sibling bonds, support, and unique perspectives have shaped their lives. A Tale of Two Sisters Explore the dynamic between Alycia, a motivational speaker advocating for disability inclusion, and her younger … read more… Episode 15 – The Strength of Sisterhood 💪 | Meet Corinna, the Younger Sister ❤️
Title:The Strength of Sisterhood 💪 | Meet Corinna, the younger sister ❤️ Subtitle:Alycia and Corinna’s Story of Sisterhood Transcript: Alycia Anderson: Welcome to pushing forward with Alycia. A podcast that gives disability a voice. Each week we will explore topics like confidence, ambition, resilience and finding success against all odds. We are creating a collective … read more… Episode 15 Transcript
At the Riverside County Office of Education (RCOE) Conference 2023, Alycia Anderson delivered her keynote on inclusion and equity. She spoke to over 1,000 educational professionals, sharing insights on creating equitable opportunities for students. Anderson’s “Heart of Inclusion” message and microlearning session on disability inclusion encouraged attendees to dismantle barriers and foster a culture of empathy and understanding in schools.
