The Holidays are Near - How to Encourage Inclusivity Amongst Your Loved Ones
Holidays are full of magic while being surrounded with your loved ones, whether they be your family or friends.
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Can You Keep a Secret?
Many years ago, there was a game show called “I’ve Got a Secret.” A guest contestant would appear each week with a secret known only to the host and to the audience.
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International Stress Awareness Week
It’s almost the most wonderful time of the year! The holiday season is right on the horizon and for many of us, the holidays are a time to spend with family and friends, far or near, and preparing for the season can make life a bit stressful.
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A Reminder of Non-Apparent Disabilities
When I’m creating training materials, I like to make sure I’m presenting information multimodally. Not only does this make my trainings more engaging, but it also increases accessibility.
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The Success of Remote Working
This year, I accepted a position with the Utah Remote Online Initiative. This is a research-based certification course that helps give students the tools and resources they need to be a successful remote worker.
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Zombies at Your Door!
The ‘Trick or Treat’ season promises that not only zombies, but vampires, Batman, Wonder Woman, Avengers and many other cleverly disguised visitors will be ringing your doorbell soon, begging for as many treats as they can pack inside their decora
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Visitors from Uganda
Recently I had the opportunity to co-present a training on the ADA to a group of coaches and administrators from Uganda.
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Increasing Mental Health Awareness in the Hispanic and Latino Community
Every year between September 15th and October 15th, the achievements of millions of Hispanic and Latinos are celebrated throughout the United States.
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National Disability Employment Awareness Month 2022
Learning is for All: A Checklist for Accessibility
Adults learn a bit differently than children: they are self-motivated and understand the value of their education, while children typically need more engagement and are far less motivated.