The secret to great accessibility is never be satisfied. That's how you continue to improve.

The secret to great accessibility is never be satisfied. That’s how you continue to improve.

It seems appropriate on International Day of People with Disabilities to reflect on what makes great accessibility. It’s important to remember that accessibility is not a box to check or a one-time effort. Great accessibility is an ongoing commitment rooted…
turnover is the largest organizational that is not tracked in any cost centre. This hidden cost can frequently be prevented. But first, you have to be aware of this cost and monitoring it.

turnover is the largest organizational that is not tracked in any cost centre. This hidden cost can frequently be prevented. But first, you have to be aware of this cost and monitoring it.

Every week, well-known employment lawyers post articles about current litigation where organizations discriminated against people with disabilities and thus they left the company under the concept known as “constructive discharge.” Constructive discharge, as defined by the EEOC, is “when a…
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What people should know BEFORE writing articles or creating products about accessibility

I read a lot of articles about accessibility, and also try out a lot of accessibility-related products. Some of them are very, very good. Others are cringe-worthy. These are the signs that I use to determine which to read to…

You said I made you feel uncomfortable because I complained about disability discrimination?

When people with disabilities speak out about discrimination, it’s not to make others uncomfortable—it’s to shine a light on injustices that are frequently overlooked or ignored. The discomfort you feel hearing about these issues is a fraction of what we…
Imagine a scenario where a law that has significant public support is targeted for repeal. The public move to repeal the law might spark protests, create political backlash, and tarnish the reputations of those advocating for its repeal. The legislative…
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What people with disabilities hope to see in a Biden Presidency

After four years of ridicule and inattention to PwDs being completely normalized, the future is looking slightly brighter. My first presidential countdown clock started January 20, 2017, the day President Trump took office. My expectations of disability rights stagnating during his…