Tips for Making Virtual Events Accessible

Tips for Making Virtual Events Accessible

According to the HLAA, 62% of employees with a disability have an invisible disability. In a virtual environment, it’s even more challenging to know if we are providing all the necessary accommodations for our audience. As we continue to rely on digital communications...
Navigating Healthcare: Access and Equity for Individuals with Disabilities

Navigating Healthcare: Access and Equity for Individuals with Disabilities

The healthcare landscape presents unique challenges for individuals with disabilities. They often encounter barriers that limit their access to quality care and equitable treatment. From physical obstacles in medical facilities to communication challenges and the need...
Navigating Healthcare: Access and Equity for Individuals with Disabilities

Navigating Healthcare: Access and Equity for Individuals with Disabilities

The healthcare landscape presents unique challenges for individuals with disabilities. They often encounter barriers that limit their access to quality care and equitable treatment. From physical obstacles in medical facilities to communication challenges and the need...
Disability culture is something you are a part of — not something that is happening to you

Disability culture is something you are a part of — not something that is happening to you

As a child, I was often ashamed of my disability. I fell into the “bitter cripple” stereotype. I didn’t want to be around people with intellectual disabilities because I thought I would be more independent if I ran away from the community rather than...