In the multifamily industry, inclusion must go beyond buzzwords—it must amplify the voices of women with disabilities. In this blog, I share personal insights and the importance of authentic representation, accessible design, and leadership that values diversity. By embracing the lived experiences of disabled women, we unlock new potential for innovation, empathy, and community impact. Let’s push forward together, building spaces where everyone belongs and thrives.
I recently joined Lily Fox from Women’s World on Wheels to share my journey from corporate leadership to entrepreneurship, advocating for disability inclusion along the way. I spoke about breaking barriers, owning my story, and proving that accessibility is a game-changer for businesses. My message? Disability is not a limitation—it’s an opportunity. Listen in and get inspired to embrace your potential!
Alycia Anderson joins Steve Wunch on Multifamily Mind Podcast to discuss her journey growing up with a disability, her 15+ year career in multifamily, and the importance of disability inclusion. From overcoming physical challenges to rising to Vice President of Sales, Alycia shares how her lived experiences fuel her advocacy for creating inclusive, accessible spaces in multifamily housing and beyond.
The podcast episode “Disabled and Unapologetic” features Alycia Anderson in conversation with Cassidy Huff. They discuss the importance of authenticity, confidence, and owning one’s disability. Alycia and Cassidy share their personal experiences, highlighting the value of being unapologetically disabled in a world often shaped by exclusion. Their discussion emphasizes empowerment, the need for representation, and breaking societal barriers to create more inclusive spaces for people with disabilities.
Alycia Anderson was featured in Planetary Health First, Mars Next issue #126, where she discussed the importance of integrating Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) across industries and spaces, including planetary exploration. Alycia emphasized that DEIA is crucial to creating equitable opportunities, fostering innovation, and ensuring that future endeavors—both on Earth and in space—reflect a society where everyone can participate fully.
The Team Peri Step Out of Line Podcast, hosted by Peri R. Finkelstein and her mother, features guests who share inspirational stories. Alycia Anderson discusses her ‘sink or swim’ upbringing, highlighting her journey through corporate challenges and balancing medical complications without special treatment. Now, she’s a motivational speaker, disability advocate, podcaster, DEI workplace champion, entrepreneur, and tennis player. The podcast aims to foster a better society through love, acceptance, and uplifting conversations.
In a recent “Stronger Together Culture Coffee Talk,” Cliff Trammell, Director of Culture at Rangewater Real Estate, featured Alycia Anderson, a disability advocate and TEDx speaker. They discussed combating ableism and fostering inclusivity. Alycia stressed the importance of hiring people with disabilities and making inclusivity a priority. She encouraged ongoing progress and shared personal insights on overcoming challenges. Cliff highlighted the value of understanding disability conversations and thanked Alycia for her impactful message.
Appearing on Kimberly Daya’s podcast was a deeply personal and empowering experience. I shared my journey overcoming sacral agenesis and highlighted the importance of representation, accessibility, and allyship. Our conversation emphasized the need for inclusive environments and the power of collective action in fostering empathy and understanding. Kimberly’s platform exemplifies allyship, amplifying diverse voices and promoting a vision of a more inclusive future.
In this episode of “Listen for Real” podcast, Jen Oliver and I foster an authentic conversations that drives personal transformation around the misconceptions about ability and disability. Jen emphasizes the power of honest dialogue to create deeper connections and community, and she invited me to join her on this journey of real conversations, offering insights and challenging the echo chamber. Listen to this episode for our thought-provoking discussion.
In a recent episode of Jillian Curwin’s “Always Looking Up” podcast, Alycia reflects on her experience before hosting Curwin on her own show. They delve into disability advocacy, Alycia’s leadership choices, DEI efforts, and the importance of brands listening to disabled voices. Alycia emphasizes the power of boldness.
