Disability Inclusion – Inside Networks

Inclusion Gone Wrong: Common Mistakes (and How to Fix Them!)

The image shows a close-up of a purple hyacinth flower resting on an open Braille book. The book's pages are embossed with raised dots, making the text accessible for blind or visually impaired readers. The background features a soft, pink velvet-like fabric, adding warmth and texture to the scene.

Creating inclusive spaces sounds simple—just be welcoming and accessible, right? But sometimes, good intentions don’t always lead to…

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Celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities: Building Inclusive Communities Together

3 balloons, one pink, one yellow, and one blue, are laying on a bed of rainbow confetti.

On December 3rd, we’re celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities—a day dedicated to raising awareness and promoting…

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Breaking Barriers: Why Disability Inclusion is Critical for the Future of Work

The image shows three people gathered around a desk, working together on laptops. One person, a man using a wheelchair, is taking notes in a notebook while watching the others. Another person, seated, is typing on a laptop and wearing a focused expression. The third person is standing, leaning over slightly to engage with the seated team members. Behind them, there is a whiteboard with various charts and notes, and the setting appears to be a modern office space, suggesting a collaborative and inclusive work environment.

As the world continues to evolve, so too does the landscape of employment. Yet, despite advancements in technology,…

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