Opening PNWEF in Portland was an honor and a charge. In my Heart of Inclusion keynote, we moved inclusion from concept to daily habit—co-creating over helping, accessibility by design, and measurable outcomes. The forum’s magic is community: self-advocates, employers, students, providers, and partners learning together. Thank you to organizers and APSE leaders whose tireless work built space where belonging grows into equitable hiring, accessible onboarding, and real career progression forward.

Shreveport, you showed up. At The Arc Caddo-Bossier’s Leadership Luncheon at LSUS, I delivered my signature keynote, The Heart of Inclusion. The room brimmed with civic leaders, sponsors, and The Arc’s dedicated staff, united around accessibility, equity, and vision. We heard stories of transformation, honored individuals, and committed together to inclusive change. That standing ovation wasn’t just for me — it was for a future we believe in.

Excited to be back at Victoria’s Secret & Co. for round two, this time celebrating DISABILITY PRIDE with my latest keynote: OWN IT: Embrace. Elevate. Empower. In this speech, I reflect the essence of this month – visibility, identity, and the beauty of living authentically. Sharing my personal journey of self-acceptance, amplifying voices, and inspiring … read more… Alycia Anderson Returns to Victoria’s Secret for Disability Pride Month!

A HUGE thanks to the amazing team at ITC Holdings Corp. and Lauren Chandler for having me as your keynote speaker yesterday! The energy, the smiles, the engagement, it was all absolutely incredible. It’s always a gift to share my story, but it’s even more powerful when the room is full of open hearts and … read more… Disability Pride Month – Alycia Anderson’s Virtual Keynote at ITC Holdings

Pinch me… I had the incredible honor of speaking to Ralph Lauren’s global team this week! 🌍✨ Delivering my “Heart of Inclusion” keynote to a brand that has shaped culture and fashion across the globe was a milestone moment, not just in my career, but in the broader movement for inclusion. We explored powerful themes … read more… Global Keynote Spotlight: Alycia Anderson Inspires Ralph Lauren with ‘Heart of Inclusion’ Message on Accessibility and Adaptive Fashion

What an unforgettable speaking experience this week! I had the incredible honor of speaking to 450 students and delivering a keynote to the dedicated staff and faculty of Winters Joint Unified School District a community that truly gets the Heart of Inclusion. Together, we explored what makes each of us different and how those very … read more… When Students See Disability as a Superpower – This School District Got It Right

Southwest Airlines’ Women Empowered Celebration took flight with an unforgettable event championing inclusion, diversity, and empowerment. Alycia Anderson shared her powerful story, inspiring a future where accessibility and equity soar. This transformative journey showcased the strength of women in leadership, breaking barriers and redefining possibilities. Discover how this celebration is shaping a more inclusive world—one flight at a time.

This weekend, I had the incredible honor of being the keynote speaker at the “Own It” Conference at University of California, Davis, themed “Embracing the Celestial.” Speaking before a room filled with bold, brilliant women leaders, students, and changemakers was a reminder of the power we hold when we lift each other up.We explored how … read more… This Disability Advocate Just Delivered a Powerful Message at UC Davis Women in Business Conference —And the Internet’s Listening

Last week, I had the incredible opportunity to speak at the North Valley Property Owners Association – 2025 Housing Expo! I delivered my keynote, Disabling Ableism: The Modern Pathway to Inclusion in Multifamily, where we explored ableism, disability, and how accessibility is the gateway to true inclusion. Testimonial:*”I want to take a moment to thank … read more… Disabling Ableism in Real Estate: Alycia Anderson’s Powerful Keynote on Disability Inclusion at the 2025 Housing Expo

What started as a small Q&A at Presentation High School turned into a powerful conversation with over 75 students and staff discussing disability inclusion, advocacy, and accessibility. These students asked insightful questions about daily life, misconceptions, media representation, and the future of inclusion. Their curiosity and passion for change were inspiring—proving that the next generation is ready to push for a more inclusive world.