The Rollettes Experience is a transformative event empowering women with disabilities through dance. I was honored to return as a speaker and panelist, joined by my twin sister, Regina, and niece, Ella. Leading sessions and witnessing Ella’s inclusion highlighted the event’s unique community spirit. The experience reminded me of childhood memories, underscoring the importance of belonging. Hosted by Chelsie Hill, the event featured dance, panels, and seminars, fostering growth and connection.
Discover the success of the Pushing Forward with Alycia podcast, where Alycia Anderson advocates for diversity, equity, inclusion, and disability awareness. With ratings of 5 stars, this motivational podcast explores DEI topics, digital accessibility, workplace inclusion, and stories of resilience. Join Alycia in this open, educational space to learn, share, and progress together.
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.
Alycia Anderson shares her empowering journey as a DEIA motivational speaker, emphasizing the importance of inclusion and personal growth. Through her speaking, she advocates for greater accessibility, equity, and self-identification in diverse spaces, helping individuals and organizations foster inclusive environments.
Reflecting on Disability Pride Month, Alycia Anderson highlights her journey of growth and the impact of disability advocacy. Through live events, articles, and the launch of her podcast, she has focused on amplifying disabled perspectives. The month has been a time of pride and introspection, reminding us of the importance of pushing through fear and embracing self-growth for collective progress.
The 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a moment to reflect on the progress made toward accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities. Signed into law in 1990, the ADA aimed to eliminate discrimination and provide equal opportunities. Despite significant advancements, there is still work to be done to break down remaining barriers and continue the advocacy for a more accessible world.
Alycia Anderson reflects on her moment at the Rollettes Experience, where she met Annabelle, a 13-year-old girl who had recently watched Alycia’s TEDx talk and even presented it at school. This encounter reminded Alycia of her own journey and reignited her mission to break barriers for future generations, empowering them to see their potential and make a difference.
The Be Like Josh Foundation, founded by Kimberly Elliot, advocates for dogs with neurological disabilities and promotes inclusion. Alycia Anderson highlights their work in supporting disability awareness, teaching empathy, and embracing imperfection through their outreach efforts. The foundation inspires others to practice inclusivity by encouraging everyone to be themselves.
Last month was epic for my new found company’s journey into inclusion. On top of registering an official trademark for Disabling Ableism the Modern Pathway to Inclusion, I had the distinct honor to deliver five speeches to organizations that are promoting the allyship of disability inclusion in our world. It started with a speech to … read more… An Amazing April
I was asked in an interview once: What is one song that always puts you in a good mood? “Roar”: by Katy Perry. The lyrics…”I got the eye of the tiger, a fighter, Dancing through the fire, ‘Cause I am a champion, and you’re gonna hear me roar.” Tigers are a symbol of bravery, strength, … read more… “You’re going to hear me roar!”
