It took me a while to stand up loud and proud about my ADHD. I was afraid of what ppl might think. Now? I am who I am and unapologetically me…
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I believe there’s enough work for everybody; there is plenty of work to bring disability toward an equitable place in society.
Disability Rights Advocates as President/CEO in March 2021 after having spent six years as SVP, Head of Disability and Accessibility Strategy for Wells Fargo. While with Wells Fargo, Kathy helped to weave disability into the overall diversity agenda to expand the bank’s capabilities and programs to better serve both employees and customers with disabilities.
Google Assistant now more accessible for people with disabilities
For International Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Awareness Month, Google has brought Assistant to US company Tobii Dynavox’s applications and services. New Delhi: Google has brought new updates to its Assistant that will help people with disabilities gain more independence… Read More ›
Graphic designers, like grotesque typefaces, but they are not great for accessibility.
“I think designers graphic designers, really like grotesque typefaces. They have a modern flavour, and that’s probably borne out of the corporate identities, and science fiction films and road signage and things people see in the world and feel like… Read More ›
Disability, Work and Coronavirus: What Happens Now?
The Coronavirus Outbreak live Latest Updates Maps and Cases Vaccine Tracker Measures to Boost Vaccine Rates Economy The pandemic has made work and social life more accessible for many. People with disabilities are wondering whether virtual accommodations will last.
In Their Own Words: How The Americans With Disabilities Act Changed People’s Lives
Judy Heumann I was born in 1947. And in 1949, there was another polio epidemic and I had polio. When I was 5 years old, my mother took me to school to register me. And that was the first time… Read More ›
There’s a lot of ignorance regarding people with disabilities.
This ignorance, this lack of information promotes negative stereotypes. Interview with Lorena Julio, human rights advocate and Co-Founder of Comparlante. Hosted by Antonio Santos, Debra Ruh and Neil Milliken. Lorena Julio is a human rights advocate with a Master in Compared Public… Read More ›
How Naughty Dog made The Last of Us Part II so accessible
How Naughty Dog made The Last of Us Part II so accessible
Diversity in Remote Work— Moving Towards More Inclusive Teams and Organisations
Diversity in Remote Work— Moving Towards More Inclusive Teams and Organisations
The man with cerebral palsy who climbed El Capitan “El Cap” in Yosemite National Park.
Yesterday on #axschat Twitter chat our guest was Stephen J. Wampler.
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