Webinar: Intro to Neurodiversity
Neurodiversity is the diversity of human brains and minds. The neurodiversity movement is a human rights movement for people with brain differences. In this workshop,…
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Webinar: LGBTQIA+ Disability History
June is LGBTQIA+ Pride Month. Queer disabled people have advanced both LGBTQIA+ rights and disability rights, but the intersection of these civil rights movements is…
Webinar: Disability Pride
Society sends messages to people with disabilities that disability is "bad" – something we should fix, change, or hide. We don't agree! In this workshop,…
Webinar: Disability History 101
The Disability Rights Movement is left out of most history classes. Join us for an overview of the movements led by disabled activists. We will…
Webinar: Disability History 101
The Disability Rights Movement is left out of most history classes. Join us for an overview of the movements led by disabled activists. We will…
Webinar: Some Basics of Employing People with Disabilities
This presentation highlights key aspects of the ADA and employment. We will cover the steps involved in the process of identifying appropriate reasonable accommodations for people…
Webinar: Intro to Accessibility
Accessibility is a fundamental aspect of creating inclusive environments where everyone, regardless of ability or disability, can participate fully. This presentation will explore the importance…
Webinar: Some Basics of Employing People with Disabilities
This presentation highlights key aspects of the ADA and employment. We will cover the steps involved in the process of identifying appropriate reasonable accommodations for people…
Webinar: Intro to Acessibility
Accessibility is a fundamental aspect of creating inclusive environments where everyone, regardless of ability or disability, can participate fully. This presentation will explore the importance…
Webinar: Disability & Healthcare Equity
Despite civil rights laws that require equal access to healthcare, disabled Americans experience serious healthcare disparities compared to their non-disabled peers. In this workshop, we…