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Accessible Zoom Meetings

Zoom meetings are now the way of the world. When you're planning a virtual meeting, it's important to keep accessibility in mind to ensure you're including people with disabilities in the communication.
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The Holidays are Near - How to Encourage Inclusivity Amongst Your Loved Ones

As the holidays approach, do be mindful of those who want to be included.
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Can You Keep a Secret?

Confidentiality in the Workplace
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International Stress Awareness Week

International Stress Awareness Week kicks off from November 1st through the 5th, with its goal to raise awareness about stress prevention.
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A Reminder of Non-Apparent Disabilities

Many disabilities are apparent, and many are not. When we think of disabilities, it’s important to remember those that are not immediately obvious.
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The Success of Remote Working

Remote work drastically improves employment possibilities for people with disabilities. Also, remote work improves employment for people without disabilities.
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Ep. 38 - Nick Isenberg

Nick Isenberg has had an impressive 54-year career as a radio, television, and print reporter in cities across America.

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Zombies at Your Door!

Ideas to Ensure a Fun and Safe Halloween for All.
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Visitors from Uganda

I participated in a Q&A with visitors from Uganda. Today's post highlights some of the more interesting topics of our conversation.
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Increasing Mental Health Awareness in the Hispanic and Latino Community

As Hispanic Heritage Month continues, my hope is that disability advocates in the community will continue to encourage and work towards breaking the stigma of mental health and work towards normalizing it.
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National Disability Employment Awareness Month 2022

National Disability Employment Awareness Month - October 2022. Disability: Part of the Equity Equation.
Podcast

Ep. 37 - Beth Leleck

Today’s guest is Beth Leleck. In 2008, Beth was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She was determined to maintain her mobility while living with the disease.