Contributor’s Corner

Contributor’s Corner is a space for allies and advocates to share their voices, experiences and insights on disability inclusion. It highlights diverse perspectives, empowering individuals to discuss the challenges and triumphs related to disability advocacy. Through these stories, contributors aim to inspire change, raise awareness, and foster inclusivity in all areas of life. The Alycia Anderson Company encourages open dialogue to help break down barriers and build a more accessible world.

  • What do the new administration’s orders mean for people with disabilities?

    The new administration’s inaugural address signals shifts that threaten progress for people with disabilities, including DEI rollbacks, restrictive gender policies, in-person work mandates, aviation accessibility challenges, and withdrawal from the WHO. These actions risk eroding hard-fought disability rights and equity. The disability community must unite, remain vigilant, and advocate for inclusion and accessibility to preserve…


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    Navigating DEI’s Shifting Landscape: Disability the Overlooked Cornerstone of Inclusion

    Disability remains the overlooked cornerstone of DEI, despite its unifying potential across identities. Alycia Anderson emphasizes centering disability to build inclusive cultures, confronting corporate rebranding and political headwinds. Progress requires prioritizing disability inclusion as a key pillar of equity and accessibility.


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    Equity Is Accessibility: Why Removing the ‘E’ from DEI Hurts Disability Inclusion

    Removing the “E” from DEI weakens disability inclusion efforts. Equity ensures accessibility and empowers an inclusive environment for everyone. In this article, I explore why equity is essential for meaningful change and how sidelining it impacts the disabled community. Let’s champion accessibility and equitable opportunities together for a more inclusive future.