I am proud to share my recent feature in Enspire Magazine, a powerful recognition as I celebrate five years of The Alycia Anderson Company. This article adds to a growing collection of publications highlighting my mission to advance disability inclusion across corporate, educational, and community spaces. As I look ahead to 2026, I am energized by the momentum we are building toward a truly disability forward decade.
“Make it accessible” means making it possible for people to work, speak, show up, and thrive. Accessibility isn’t decoration—it’s dignity, independence, and measurable impact. Every choice either removes a barrier or builds one. When we design for every body, voice, and mind, participation becomes excellence. Build accessibility in from day one, listen to real users, and remember: small changes create huge inclusion. Design for everyone, and you elevate everyone today.
As Halloween 2025 approaches, the excitement of costumes is layered with reflection. For us, the rise of adaptive wheelchair-friendly options was once a win but now those options are shrinking. Designing with disability in mind isn’t just moral, it’s strategic. Inclusive, adaptive products open broader markets, spark innovation and foster belonging. When costuming or any product fails to include people with disabilities, organizations lose more than presence. They lose potential, culture and growth.
From one keynote to a global movement, thats what we have done! Five years ago, we took a leap of faith. A dream, a message, and a mission plus an massive belief that disability inclusion can change the workplace. Today we celebrate five incredible years of The Alycia Anderson Company, LLC a journey that’s part … read more… Celebrating 5 years of The Alycia Anderson Company, LLC
NDEAM is the moment to turn awareness into advantage. Hire a disabled speaker to move the needle on culture, talent, and performance. Companies that elevate disability inclusion are four times more likely to outperform peers; leaders see 28% higher revenue, double the net income, and 30% higher margins. Alycia Anderson brings lived expertise and enterprise credibility that spark ERG momentum, practical actions, and measurable results, making inclusion a competitive edge.
I’m thrilled to introduce my newest keynote, OWN It: Embrace, Elevate & Empower. This isn’t just a keynote — it’s a movement designed to transform how teams lead, connect, and thrive. Rooted in my own journey as a woman, wheelchair user, and advocate, OWN It is about breaking barriers and showing leaders and organizations how … read more… Breaking Barriers, Building Leaders: Meet OWN It! My newest keynote announced!
Alycia Anderson is an everyday adventurer on wheels, TEDx motivational speaker, disability advocate, and unapologetic optimist is rewriting the script on what true inclusion means and how it’s lived out in practice. Recently featured by About Insider, Alycia is using her platform to inspire, educate, and equip leaders to embed disability, inclusion, and accessibility into … read more… Alycia Anderson Is Redefining What Inclusion Looks Like Across Stages, Boardrooms, and Global Workplaces
Rolling back through Washington two weeks before the ADA’s 35th birthday, Marty and I felt history under our wheels. From the Stone of Hope to the Capitol Crawl steps and the South Lawn where President Bush signed the landmark bill, every monument echoed belief, belonging, and becoming. Meeting ADA author Tony Coelho and invoking Judy Heumann’s charge to dismantle barriers reminded us the movement lives on—and so does our responsibility.
With episode one hundred of Pushing Forward with Alycia just days away, Vents Magazine spotlights my journey as a disability inclusion advocate in its feature, “Alycia Anderson Is an Inclusion Superwoman.” The article traces ninety-nine podcast conversations that amplified authentic voices, examines how accessibility drives innovation, and previews the momentum ahead. Join me in celebrating this milestone, sharing the interview, and pushing forward together toward greater belonging in every space.
In my latest feature with Jejune Magazine, I dive into my journey of advocacy, disability representation, and embracing my role as an influencer. This spotlight explores my passion for reshaping perceptions, amplifying diverse voices, and promoting inclusion across industries. I share personal insights on how authenticity and visibility can challenge stereotypes, highlighting the importance of creating spaces where everyone is seen, valued, and empowered to own their unique stories unapologetically.
