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How digital inclusion can boost your brand

Sep 23, 2021

How digital inclusion can boost your brand

abilitynet.org.uk

If data is the oil of the internet, then a company's brand is the currency of the commercial world – and post-pandemic has never been more important.



Why grocery businesses need to design packaging that works for everyone

thegrocer.co.uk

In a world where broad-based inclusion has become a right for consumers from all walks of life, grocery businesses still need to address ease of packaging use for those with sight loss - and braille is not the only solution, says Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB).



Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” Will Make Shopping Easy For People With Disabilities

assistivetechnologyblog.com

If you’ve ever been to one of the few Amazon Go stores, you have experienced “contactless shopping” – you walk in, grab the items you need and simply walk out! The store is equipped with cameras and sensors and the entire system has the ability to identify what you grabbed. Once you walk out, you get a receipt for the items you shopped for.



Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) 23 September 2021

inclusivedesign24.org

Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) is a free 24-hour online event for the global community. It celebrates inclusive design and shares knowledge and ideas from analogue to digital, from design to development, from planners to practitioners, and everything and everyone in between.



Myths about Web Accessibility

alvaromontoro.com

Web Accessibility is a must in every web development project, yet it seems to remain a mystery for many web developers. Like it's something legendary instead of an essential skill needed for the job.



How to Build An Accessibility-First Culture

blog.usablenet.com

Read our 3-phase approach to help you streamline your accessible culture and digital presence at the same time.



Can I go to beta with an inaccessible product?

sheribyrnehaber.medium.com

The more important question is, why would you want to do that?



Federal CIO: Diversity, Accessibility Are Key to Improving Customer Experience

nextgov.com

A diverse workforce and focus on accessibility will be central to administration’s efforts to improve customer experience.



Rethinking Standing in Web Accessibility

convergeaccessibility.com

Readers of this blog know that I spend a lot of time talking about “standing to sue.” For instance, I’ve talked about it in the context of Rizzi v. Hilton Domestic Operating Co. (E.D.N.Y. 2020) and in the context of testers in hotel reservation cases (some going in the defendant’s favor and some going towards the plaintiff). But more recently, I’m finding myself venturing into some “uncomfortable places” and even rethinking some very conservative opinions on standing.



Accessibility: Resources to Help Ensure Accessibility of Your Virtual Events for Disabled People

arts.gov

Since the start of the current COVID-19 crisis, artists and arts and culture organizations have been proactive in reaching out to their audiences and communities through webinars, livestreamed performances, virtual classes, and virtual visual art collections and museum tours. Cultural organizations should remember to ensure that these invaluable resources are fully accessible to people with disabilities, including those with vision, hearing, and learning disabilities.



4 Ways to Create an Inclusive and Accessible Virtual Event

customerthink.com

Events are a favorite marketing tactic for many businesses. It’s a good way to simultaneously increase awareness of your business and demonstrate the quality of the products or services you offer. However, the Covid-19 pandemic has caused a general migration of these events – instead of being held in physical spaces, they take place online.



No More Excuses — You Need to Add Captions to Your Videos

business2community.com

On average, people watch 16 hours of online video per week. With 500 hours of content being uploaded to YouTube every minute, there’s no shortage of content to choose from. If you want to make an impression, your video needs to be watchable—sound or no sound. That’s why captions aren’t just an option, they’re a necessary part of video production. Here’s why...



Many people find websites difficult to navigate - but who's to blame?

techradar.com

Website accessibility is a key component that most are missing.



How the Accessible Usability Scale Makes User Research More Inclusive

equalentry.com

"I started Fable , an accessibility platform powered by people with disabilities because I wanted to change the status quo around accessibility. While creating a platform to research and test products with people with disabilities is a transformative shift, it doesn’t solve the whole problem. We also need to make the way we research and measure usability more inclusive."



Do QR code benefits outweigh their accessibility issues?

dailytrojan.com

​​Despite environmental benefits, QR codes create an accessibility gap for older generations and low-income communities.



5 most annoying website features I face as a blind person every single day

bighack.org

These are the five most annoying inaccessible web elements I face as a blind screen reader user every day, and how to fix them.



Audio killed the video call

this.org

Audio-only apps raise accessibility concerns.



SPIRE and Moodle are too complex, let’s make them simpler

dailycollegian.com

Opinion: Cutting down on website features makes the internet more accessible for everyone.



Accessibility APIs: A Key To Web Accessibility

smashingmagazine.com

Technologies work together to extract accessibility information from a web interface and appropriately present it to the user. A big part of accessibility is, therefore, an easily met responsibility of web developers.



Calls for accessible product design

scoop.co.nz

Calls for change as inaccessible product design impacts the independence of consumers with chronic conditions and disability.



How Accessible Are Zelda, Pokémon And Animal Crossing For Blind Gamers?

nintendolife.com

Top Nintendo Switch games evaluated for players with vision loss.



AbleGamers Just Got a Big Win for the Disabled Gaming Community

wired.com

The nonprofit raised over $1 million. Donations came from big companies like Twitch, but most were smaller contributions from individual gamers.



Considering Students With Disabilities in the Context of Remote and Hybrid Learning

taftlaw.com

Across the country, colleges and universities have been tasked with developing a system of learning that not only mitigates students’ risk of exposure to COVID-19, but also provides students with meaningful access to education. While online and remote learning have proven to be indispensable tools during a global pandemic, issues of accessibility have arisen for students with disabilities. More specifically, many institutions have failed to ensure that digital learning is compatible with the unique needs of students with physical and mental disabilities.



Smart Home Devices for People With Disabilities & Mobility Needs

nytimes.com

The smart home isn’t just nifty gadgets: For those who have accessibility challenges, smart devices can be empowering and enable independent living.



Your Turn: Bridging the gap for seniors and tech accessibility

eu.sctimes.com

The “digital divide” has become an increasingly critical conversation in today’s ever-shifting tech landscape, especially in wake of the past year and half’s isolating pandemic. The term refers to the gap between those that have access to modern communications technology and those who do not or have restricted access. This tech includes telephones, computers, personal devices and internet connectivity.



Electric cars a danger to the blind, say charities

bbc.com

One man says he often has near-misses and would have been hurt if it was not for his guide dog.



Venice has a game-changing plan to make the city more accessible

lonelyplanet.com

One of the world's most-visited cities is set to become more accessible under new game-changing plans.



For Disabled People, Accessible Technology Is Finally Getting Better

yahoo.com

Disabled people describe how advancements have helped them, and what's still left to be done.



People with sight loss in the UK can now access thousands of audio books through Alexa

worldblindunion.org

Customers of the Royal National Institute of Blind People’s (RNIB) Talking Books library are now able to access their audio books by asking Alexa, as well as through RNIB’s usual library services.



Importance of Mobile Accessibility

barrierbreak.com

Mobile accessibility or accessibility of mobile apps describes the importance of developing mobile applications for smartphones, tablets and wearables that are user-friendly for the one billion people with disabilities. According to the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), this means that your mobile application should be accessible to users with disabilities.



What Is iPhone Switch Control and How to Use It

guidingtech.com

Apple has made its iPhones more accessible with the introduction of features such as Switch Control. Here's an explanation of what Switch Control is, and how to use it.



Device Lock Controller: Android 11 & Smartphone Accessibility Trustonic

trustonic.com

Learn more about how device lock controllers & Android 11 are accelerating smartphone accessibility & how Trustonic's device financing solution enhances these.



Real life captioning boosts accessibility with “See-Through Captions”

zenbird.media

See-Through Captions will caption a speaker's speech real life and real time, boosting accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing.



Modified headphones translate sign language via Doppler

techxplore.com

A University at Buffalo-led research team has modified noise-canceling headphones, enabling the common electronic device to "see" and translate American Sign Language (ASL) when paired with a smartphone.



Why we should take Elon Musk's Tesla Bot seriously

fastcompany.com

It might seem like a joke, but the underlying intent behind the humanoid robot is real cause for concern.



The ongoing fight for disability economic justice, over thirty years after the ADA

tcf.org

Thirty-one years ago, the fabric of America’s legal and policy landscape changed dramatically for people with disabilities in the United States when the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA, was signed into law by President George H. W. Bush, on July 26, 1990. But, as far we’ve come these past thirty-plus years, we still have incredibly far to go. Even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, disabled people in the United States—who make up one in four Americans—were roughly twice as likely to live in poverty and two to three times more likely to be unemployed. Now, as federal policymakers work to “build back better,” the United States has the opportunity to take another set of historic steps towards achieving the ADA’s promise of equal opportunity, community integration, and participation in American life for people with disabilities—a promise that remains as-yet unfulfilled.



Why the events industry must prioritize accessibility post-Covid

thedrum.com

The long-awaited return of live events is here, but does its arrival offer an opportunity to rebuild the industry for the better? As part of The Drum’s Experiential Deep Dive, experts weigh in on how events can become more inclusive for people with disabilities – ending social isolation for everyone, once and for all.



'They are alone': Blind Afghan activist fears for disabled people living in homeland

itv.com

A leading Afghan activist living in Manchester has told ITV Granada Reports that she fears for the rights of disabled people living in her homeland.



EU State of the Union: Why no sign Language interpretation?

theparliamentmagazine.eu

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's State of the Union address left Katrin Langensiepen speechless and angry; not because of its content, but because the view of 30 million Europeans were being ignored.



Christian Democrats want more inclusion for the deaf community in Brussels Parliament

disabilityinsider.com

Members of the Christian Democrat parties asked for sign language interpreters or a subtitling system be included in sessions of Brussels Parliament.



CHA – France and ENIL’s Recommendations on France

enil.eu

In view of the dialogue between France and the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD Committee), which is scheduled for August 2021, Coordination Handicap et Autonomie – Vie Autonome France (CHA – France) – supported by ENIL – sent a number of recommendations for the Concluding Observations.



CBeebies introduces new presenter George

ph.news.yahoo.com

The BBC has announced the introduction of new presenter George Webster to the CBeebies House team – to huge applause from viewers. Webster, who has Down's syndrome, is a 20-year-old actor, dancer, presenter and public speaker and is proud to show he is independent and able to achieve his dreams.



Sex Education: Isaac actor George Robinson gets intimate about disability

bbc.com

George Robinson on subverting expectations as Isaac - the Netflix show's first disabled character.



THR Next Big Thing: Zyra Gorecki on Starring in NBC’s ‘La Brea’

hollywoodreporter.com

The 19-year-old newcomer uses her lived experience with limb differences to depict a unique yet universal take on adolescence: "I know what it’s like to experience the pain, the emotion, the life that comes with being an amputee."



Selma Blair on Chronicling Her MS Fight in a New Documentary

variety.com

Selma Blair has been in pain her entire life, enduring bladder surgeries during her suburban Michigan childhood, getting unnecessary root canals as an adult and periodically even losing her vision. She had, and still has, ceaseless muscular-skeletal pain, and muscle contractions called dystonia in her neck that affect her speech. Blair just thought it was normal, that everyone feels these things — that to have a body means to tolerate pain.



Do You Imagine Disabled People as Part of Your World?

dancemagazine.com

Disabled people are likely already in your audiences, in your classes, possibly on your team, maybe even in your company. But do you imagine us there with you? And if you do, do you know if you are responding to highly mediated mainstream images and ideas about disability—which often focus on whiteness and wheelchair users—or are you alive to the rich and generative intersectional culture of disability itself?



Accessibility for your arts project: Artists Essentials Toolkit

artshub.com.au

Eight tips on making your arts project more accessible for both performers and audiences living with disabilities.



4 Books That Will Broaden Your View of Disability

aarp.org

Author Judith Heumann and three others have new books that'll change your perspective on the disabled and how we can make the work more accessible for all.



In This Place

artsaccess.com.au

A Disability led collective storytelling project. Telling stories through drawing, writing, performance and digital media.



Emmy Producers Promise a Fully Accessible, ADA-Compliant Ramp on Stage

variety.com

Following concerns raised by the Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund, along with “Crip Camp” co-director James LeBrecht, the Emmys stage is believed to have added a fully accessible ramp compliant with the Americans With Disabilities Act.



Royal Association for Deaf people launches new arts platform: Hear Art (with BSL video)

limpingchicken.com

The Royal Association for Deaf people (RAD) have announced a collaboration on the new HearArt platform with Academy Award winner, Rachel Shenton (the Silent Child) and campaigner and photographer, Cindy Sasha.



Deaf Awareness Month-Performative action of Equality

jensouthall.medium.com

At the halfway marker of Deaf Awareness Month, as a Deaf woman of color, I find myself ambivalent about this symbolic gesture of equality. Every day, I am confronted with the inaccessibility that exists in society and how, in general, society perceives the Deaf population. Certainly, today there is more awareness of the Deaf community but, unfortunately, it is primarily due to our unenviable status as a de rigueur population to exploit in Hollywood.



Helen Keller documentary

pbs.org

Revisit the remarkable career and life of an icon who became a human rights pioneer.



Longtime Disability Rights Activist Reflects On Hard-Won Changes

zenger.news

Judith Heumann and other activists say more is needed to ensure equality.



What Moves Some People With Disabilities To Be Disability Activists?

forbes.com

Disability activism can be incredibly rewarding. It can also break your heart. So why do disabled people become disability activists? It’s a question worth exploring.



5 Reasons It’s Hard For Disabled People To Trust Politics And Activism

forbes.com

A great many disabled people remain alienated and suspicious of social and political action. Exploring the reasons why is important if we are to fully understand ourselves, and if others –– especially politicians and policy makers –– are ever to understand us.



Questioning my future as an advocate

damselinadress.ca

I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting this month. I’ve been noticing how much calmer my mind is when I just occasionally check social media and feel no obligation to constantly refresh apps like instagram and facebook. Which has got me thinking a lot about the advocacy volunteer work that I do.



Ableist Language and the Politics of Peer Review in Philosophy

biopoliticalphilosophy.com

The CPA, APA, CSWIP, and other philosophy associations, as well as Feminist Philosophy Quarterly, Hypatia, and most other philosophy journals, do not use the ableist metaphor blind review in their CFPs due to my critiques of ableist language in posts at various philosophy blogs, in articles (here, for example), on Facebook, and elsewhere over the past several years. Nor do most philosophy conference CFPS include the use of this ableist metaphor. The currently preferred term in these and other philosophy venues is anonymous review (or some variation thereof). I elaborate my critique of the ableist term blind review and of ableist language more generally in chapter 1 of Foucault and Feminist Philosophy of Disability.



Why Saying ‘You Can Do Anything If You Try Hard Enough’ Is Harmful

themighty.com

What's your take?



Unconscious Bias Training That Works

hbr.org

Increasing awareness isn’t enough. Teach people to manage their biases, change their behavior, and track their progress.



Marie Dagenais-Lewis of Diversability: “Stay Mindful ”

thriveglobal.com

Stay Mindful — After step one (unsubscribing to ableism) you have to stay mindful and on top of your thoughts — you have to constantly remind yourself that you are not your job, and your whole life’s purpose is not to overwork yourself to death.



What Disabled People Want You To Know About Disability Pride

thriveglobal.com

Disability Pride aims to dispel this negativity, reframe the narratives surrounding disability, and promote equality and accessibility all while amplifying, empowering, and celebrating the diversity of disability. 



Video: Intersectionality Between Racism and Ableism

wid.org

Nikki Brown Booker, Program Officer for the Disability Inclusion Fund at @Borealis Philanthropy is discussing her experiences as a Black and Filipino woman with a disability and the intersectionality between racism and ableism.



Video: Empowerment as a Disabled, Black Woman

youtube.com

The dynamic duo of Jumoke and Kym tackle the topic of empowerment and what that means for disabled, Black women. This was filmed as part of a TEDx talk at the University of Sussex in England.



Why We Need Astronauts With Disabilities

gizmodo.com

Specific concerns over space travel's affects on the human body are something many people with disabilities don’t have to worry about.



Battling Internalized Ableism as Someone With Chronic Illness

themighty.com

"I had to become cognizant of the shame I felt over the way my chronic illnesses were shaping my life."



Alicia de Barry: Speaking in a foreign language when you’re deaf

limpingchicken.com

"I recently had a very interesting conversation with my sister-in-law about the pronunciation of different words and how being deaf, as well as accents and background, should be taken into consideration."



Podcast: "Chronic Living"

chronicliving.info

Chronic Living is a podcast focused around helping spread awareness and education for those living with a chronic illness, chronic pain or a disability. On this podcast i will share my experiences living with Ulcerative Colitis as well as invite others on the show to share there experiences.



Podcast: "Equal Too"

htyt.world

Equal Too: Achieving Disability Equality is a new podcast series to shine a light on the biggest challenges faced by the disabled community and start a conversation about what is needed to drive equality.



‎"The Think Inclusive Podcast": Emily Ladau | How To Be an Ally To Disabled People

thinkinclusive.us

Today on the podcast, we interview Emily Ladau, disability rights activist and author, about her new book Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to Be an Ally.



Today Hurt, Please Teach Your Children About Differences

themighty.com

"Today, I did not teach someone else's kid because I was too busy holding my broken-hearted son."



Paralympian Outlines The Harsh Reality Of Flying With A Wheelchair

simpleflying.com

Across most of society, from shops to theaters, sports venues to restaurants, accessibility is guaranteed. Legislation means the pathway for wheelchair users gets easier with every passing year – except in aviation. Nico Langmann, a Paralympic athlete who recently returned from Tokyo, has shed some light on just how difficult it remains for a wheelchair user to travel in 2021.



The pandemic highlights the importance of walkable and wheelable neighbourhoods

theconversation.com

The post-pandemic recovery presents an opportunity for creating accessible environments.



Video: Going Beyond Accommodations with Kathy Martinez

youtube.com

This week, Judy is chatting with Kathy Martinez, a lifelong Disability Rights Activist and President/CEO of Disability Rights Advocates. Judy and Kathy talk about Kathy’s adventure filled childhood, her introduction to disability activism in the 70s, her career in activism that stemmed from that and the importance of weaving accessibility into everything you do instead of it being an afterthought.



Podcast: "The Heumann Perspective": Disability Inclusive Research with Teresa Nguyen and Sandy Ho

judithheumann.com

In this episode, Judy chats with two bad-ass disabled, Asian American researchers and long-time friends, Teresa Nyugen and Sandy Ho.



Video: Jane Theuri, breaking glass ceiling with osteogenesis imperfecta disability

youtube.com

Jane Theuri, MA, shares her beautiful story of hope and courage as she navigates through disability to live a fulfilling and impactful life.



JNTO introduces “Accessible Tourism” initiatives in Japan

disabilityinsider.com

Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) is promoting accessible tourism across Japan, aiming to help realize a symbiotic society and make it a country that welcomes all tourists and which everyone can enjoy visiting.



UN Disability Rights Committee issues findings on Djibouti and France

disabilityinsider.com

The UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) has issued its findings on Djibouti and France, the two States parties which it examined during its latest session.



Personal Assistance: The key to Independent Living

independentliving.org

Social policy is typically not made by the people who are most affected by it. Up to now, we, the users of assistance, have had to accept the decisions handed down to us by other people. Since we are often considered helpless and incapable of taking charge of our own lives, the public and often we ourselves have taken for granted that it is best for us, if others, the professionals make these decisions for us.



PDF: The right to live independently

enil.eu

Addressing Barriers to Independent Living across the Globe.



PDF: Myths Buster

enil.eu

The Myth Buster on Independent Living deals with some of the most common misconceptions about disabled people, independent living and personal assistance. They have been selected by our staff and members, based on their lived experience, and have been inspired by our work with policy and decision makers at the European, national and local level.



Accessible Housing is Healthcare. It Could Have Prevented My Hospital Readmission.

rootedinrights.org

When my friend’s car pulled up to the front door of the hospital, I wanted to feel giddy with relief that I was finally heading home. Instead, my head spun with fatigue and vertigo. My body felt weak and my legs heavy. I kept my eyes closed the entire ride back to my nine-story apartment complex.



Response service helps housing and care provider reduce emergency calls by 96 per cent

thiis.co.uk

Blackwood Housing and Care has recorded a 96 per cent drop in GP and emergency calls after introducing a digital support service.



Habinteg reveals that half of Brits will need to leave their homes if they become disabled

thiis.co.uk

Over half of British adults have stated to Habinteg that they will have to leave their homes if they become physically disabled.



Autistic campaigners to protest over study that sparked ‘eugenics’ fears

disabilitynewsservice.com

Autistic campaigners are to protest outside a University of Cambridge autism research centre over a £3 million study they fear could be used to find a cure for autism, or even to attempt to eradicate it altogether through pre-natal screening.



A Letter to What I Can’t Do Because of My Disabilities

themighty.com

"I have to accept that this is all part of my life."



It’s OK If You Struggle to Accept Your Health Condition

themighty.com

"You deserve time and space to move through every stage of grief without your own judgment of your feelings."



A Letter to Myself When I Cancel Plans Because of Chronic Illness

themighty.com

"It isn't you who decided not to go, it's your illness."



Naomi Osaka Shows the Need for BIPOC Mental Health Conversations

themighty.com

"This mentality is literally killing our families."



Being Positive When You Have Chronic Pain Is Not Easy

despitepain.com

When you live with chronic pain, being positive is definitely not easy. I try to look for positivity around me but I can't always find it.



The neuromatrix theory of how pain becomes chronic and its use for pain management

brainlessblogger.net

Pain research has progressed over the years while pain treatment really hasn’t adapted to that new research. Pain treatment is very biomedical but research has long suggested a much more multidisciplinary and multimodal methodology.



Clinic’s Prescription for Healthier Patients? Lawyers

disabilityscoop.com

In her 19 years of living with cerebral palsy, scoliosis and other ailments, Cynthia Enriquez De Santiago has endured about 60 surgeries and her heart has flatlined at least four times.



Seeking Therapy as an Asian-American Childhood Cancer Survivor

themighty.com

"It took me a very long time to even realize that I was allowed to seek help."



Self-Diagnosing: A Response to Inaccessible Healthcare

rootedinrights.org

Before I got a medical diagnosis for anxiety and depression, I self-diagnosed. There were many things about my mental health that I couldn’t explain. For instance, why would I, as a child, always worry rather than being carefree like other kids? Things that shouldn’t necessarily affect a child’s thought process always found ways to affect me, keeping me up at night and distancing me from others. When I was a teenager, and certain symptoms continued to affect my life to the point of making it hard to function, I started doing my own research, which is when I came across the words “anxiety” and “depression.” I wasn’t in a place where I could get an official diagnosis but learning how people navigated their lives with depression and anxiety helped me in my day-to-day life, even if I wasn’t sure my mental health aligned with these illnesses. All I knew was that I felt the way the symptoms were described and looking up ways to cope with anxiety and depression helped me.



Reporting through privacy and pain to expose the scandal of Black amputations

niemanstoryboard.org

ProPublica reporter Lizzie Presser followed a doctor in tne Mississippi Delta on his crusade for better care of Black diabetes patients.



Health Groups Raise Concerns Over Philip Morris International’s Control Of U.K. Inhaler Maker

forbes.com

Health groups in the United States and the United Kingdom are voicing opposition to Philip Morris International’s takeover of Vectura, a U.K.-based asthma inhaler maker, on the grounds the cigarette maker could use Vectura’s technologies to make its tobacco products more addictive and risk Vectura’s participation in health research.



Rationing medical care becomes a reality in hospitals overwhelmed with covid patients

washingtonpost.com

Activating crisis standards of care gives hospitals the power to allocate — and potentially even deny — care based on the goal of who could potentially benefit the most when faced with a shortage of resources such as ventilators, medications or staff.



Why environmental justice research needs to include disability

greenbiz.com

Disabled people make up more than 25 percent of the U.S population but remain left out of most environmental justice research.



Climate Change Disasters Leave Fat And Disabled People Even More Vulnerable To Harm

wearyourvoicemag.com

Hospitals don’t have evacuation plans in place to care for fat and disabled patients in the most disastrous moments.



Dennis Billups: he helped lead a long, fiery sit-in – and changed disabled lives

theguardian.com

Blinded by medical intervention as a baby, Billups became one of the leaders of a groundbreaking, world-shaking 1977 protest. He talks about what drives him and why Barack Obama loves his energy.



In a wheelchair, Severino rules Surigao online chess tourney

rappler.com

World online chess rapid champion Sander Severino tops the 500-person field to reign supreme in the Surigao Open Fiesta Online Chess Tournament.



No Matter What Your Diversity Everyone Deserves To Belong

thehumanrebootmovement.com

Becky Kekula is a TEDx international motivational speaker and advocate for inclusion. She also serves as a Disability Equality Index Director at Disability:IN: the leading nonprofit resource for business disability inclusion worldwide.



Washington must help patients choose, not dictate their care

thehill.com

Improving drug affordability is needed, but it is vital to pursue solutions that reinforce the core principle of empowering patient choice, not undermining it.

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