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Author: admin_879

Author: admin_879

Why Are Disabled Workers Still Being Paid Less Than Minimum Wage?

A close-up of a person’s hand holding a small roll of U.S. twenty-dollar bills secured with a green rubber band. The hand has long, manicured nails with a soft pink polish and one nail featuring black design detail. The background is a plain white wall, giving the image a clean and minimal aesthetic.

And why it matters now more than ever. At Networks for Training and Development, we believe in fair,…

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Posted on: 31 Jul 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

Disability Pride Month: Honoring Visibility, Voice, and True Inclusion

A pastel-colored graphic featuring diagonal stripes in soft green, blue, cream, yellow, and pink—representing the Disability Pride flag. Bold navy text in the center reads: “July is Disability Pride Month.” Below, smaller olive green text says: “Celebrating identity, visibility, and community.” The design includes doodles of stars in red, white, and yellow scattered across the background, along with a string of star-shaped lights in the top right corner. “Networks for Training” appears at the bottom in simple black text.

At Networks for Training and Development, we believe Disability Pride Month isn’t about buzzwords or quick social media…

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Posted on: 17 Jul 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

Summer Wellness for Everyone: Simple Ways to Recharge, Reset, and Stay Connected

A person lies on a sandy beach with their arms stretched forward, hands resting on a large woven sunhat that covers their face. Their legs are playfully crossed in the air as they relax near the shoreline. The ocean waves roll gently in the background under a bright blue, cloudless sky.

Summer is a season of sunshine, adventure, and for many of us, a chance to slow down and…

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Posted on: 01 Jul 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

A Gentle Reminder About Privilege

A close-up image of wooden Scrabble tiles scattered across a surface. Five tiles in the center spell out the word “LEARN” in bold black letters. Each tile has a point value of 1, and the surrounding tiles are blank or turned face-down.

Have you ever scrolled past something heavy and thought, “That’s awful, but I just can’t deal with it…

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Posted on: 12 Jun 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

Embracing Shared Humanity: The Heart of What We Do

On a pink background, two smooth round stones are creatively turned into simple cartoon-like characters using black line drawings for arms, legs, and hair. The stone on the left has short lines drawn on top as hair and is holding a red, heart-shaped cutout toward the stone on the right, which has curved lines for hair. The scene evokes a sweet, whimsical feeling of connection and care.

At Networks for Training and Development, we believe that creating a more inclusive world starts with recognizing something…

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Posted on: 04 Jun 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

Understanding Invisible Disabilities: Let’s Talk About What You Can’t See

A single pink fringed tulip with soft, ruffled edges stands against a plain, muted gray background. The flower is slightly off-center, with a delicate, curved stem and subtle shadows. The image has a calm, minimal aesthetic, evoking a sense of quiet beauty and introspection.

When you hear the word “disability,” what pops into your head? A wheelchair? A cane? Maybe a parking…

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Posted on: 30 May 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

Everyday Ableism: What It Is and How to Interrupt It

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You’ve probably heard the term “ableism” before—but what about everyday ableism? Ableism is the belief (often unconscious) that…

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Posted on: 19 May 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

It’s Not Just in Your Head: How Mental Health Shows Up in Weird Everyday Ways

A minimalist illustration on a sage green background shows the outline of a human head in profile with multiple white arrows emerging from the top, curving and twisting in different directions to represent complex or scattered thoughts.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which means you’re probably seeing a lot of green ribbons, gentle reminders…

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Posted on: 07 May 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

 Accessibility Is Good Business: Why Every Company Should Prioritize Inclusion

Four people sit around a large table covered with marketing and business planning materials. The table is filled with colorful charts, graphs, and documents labeled with terms like “MARKETING STRATEGY,” “TRENDS,” “ANALYSIS,” and “INSURANCE.” One person points to a Venn diagram, another writes notes in a notebook beside a laptop, a third reviews a spreadsheet, and the fourth examines a document labeled “strategy.” A potted plant, calculator, cup of coffee, and sticky notes are also visible, reflecting a collaborative and analytical work session.

When most people hear “accessibility,” they think of wheelchair ramps and automatic doors. And while those are important,…

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Posted on: 01 May 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

The Power of Storytelling in Nonprofit Work

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When people think of nonprofits, they often think of big missions, tight budgets, and hardworking teams. All of…

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Posted on: 24 Apr 2025Written by: admin_879Comments: Comments: 0

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Why Are Disabled Workers Still Being Paid Less Than Minimum Wage?

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Disability Pride Month: Honoring Visibility, Voice, and True Inclusion

At Networks for Training and Development, we believe Disability Pride Month isn’t about buzzwords or quick social media…
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Summer Wellness for Everyone: Simple Ways to Recharge, Reset, and Stay Connected

Summer is a season of sunshine, adventure, and for many of us, a chance to slow down and…
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