My first speaking award! ♥️ Thank you so much Accessibility.com for this cute surprise!! Thank you for all the work you do to open up opportunities for all of us because without accessibility there is no inclusion.
My first speaking award! ♥️ Thank you so much Accessibility.com for this cute surprise!! Thank you for all the work you do to open up opportunities for all of us because without accessibility there is no inclusion.
Thank you Abercrombie & Fitch Co. for inviting me to speak today during your Inclusion & Diversity month long event! YES … I said month long I & D event! It’s clear that A&F Co. is intentional in creating a company where everyone belongs and is represented in the culture, people and initiatives! Thank you for including … read more… Invited to Speak at Abercrombie & Fitch Co.
Monday marked the first day of Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week! A week to educate society about the progress we still need to make towards acceptance of all disabilities including the invisible ones. “About 25% of U.S. adults have a disability, and most invisible disability metrics in the U.S. say that roughly as high as 20% … read more… It’s Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week!
Another day in the speaking office and LOVING it!! Join us October 12-14 for three days of virtual learning and engagement as industry leaders in accessibility and advocacy like legendary Judith Heumann, Caroline Casey, and more come together to talk about how and why businesses should empower #Accessibility. Day 1: Unlock the Potential of Assistive Technology … read more… Emceeing the AccessibilityPlus Virtual Conference!
Sacramento-based ‘Inclusion Superwoman’ Alycia Anderson joins us on this episode to speak about Sacramento’s accessibility to the disabled community, and to share her work with corporations as she campaigns for inclusion. In addition to that, she joins the Visit Sacramento Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Committee, and recently gave a TEDx talk on accessibility and inclusion. Listen to full … read more… Visit Sacramento Podcast: I Share My Insight on Accessibility, DEI Advocacy
My disability has elevated my life. It empowers me to look at life in different ways and to be proficient in ways I would not be without it. What empowers you and elevates you in your life? Please share! Let’s inspire each other! Film credit: colorfoolfilms.comSponsor @boxwheelchairs