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Posts Tagged ‘Disability’

I’m Sick of Inaccessibility. Here’s How You Can Make Your Event More Accessible to People with Chronic Illnesses.

By Katie Tastrom | April 2, 2018

The choices that are made when organizing an event will determine who is able to be there and who isn’t. If you want a truly inclusive event you need to cast the widest net of inclusivity.

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I’m Autistic. Here Are 5 Ways You Can Support Me at Work.

By Alaina Leary | March 27, 2018

Employers should want their workplaces to be inclusive and adaptive. Research shows that autistic employees are an asset, and beyond that, we’re also people and we should be treated with respect and empathy.

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Social Media Has Its Pitfalls But You Can Use It For Positive Change—Here’s How

By Alaina Leary | December 18, 2017

Every time I speak up and share people reach out to me; they let me know that they feel empowered to share their own story.

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Here’s Why You Need To Practice Radical Vulnerability Online

By Alaina Leary | November 20, 2017

I have put myself out there in ways that feel terrifying because it’s a revolutionary act as a multiply marginalized person to even exist in such a visible way.

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How to Create a Safe Space on Social Media

By Alaina Leary | October 19, 2017

As you’re creating an adaptable, inclusive safe space online, make sure to regularly check in — on your own needs, as well as the needs of your community.

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