And why it matters now more than ever. At Networks for Training and Development, we believe in fair,…
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…
A Gentle Reminder About Privilege
Have you ever scrolled past something heavy and thought, “That’s awful, but I just can’t deal with it…
Embracing Shared Humanity: The Heart of What We Do
At Networks for Training and Development, we believe that creating a more inclusive world starts with recognizing something…
Understanding Invisible Disabilities: Let’s Talk About What You Can’t See
When you hear the word “disability,” what pops into your head? A wheelchair? A cane? Maybe a parking…
Everyday Ableism: What It Is and How to Interrupt It
You’ve probably heard the term “ableism” before—but what about everyday ableism? Ableism is the belief (often unconscious) that…
It’s Not Just in Your Head: How Mental Health Shows Up in Weird Everyday Ways
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which means you’re probably seeing a lot of green ribbons, gentle reminders…
Accessibility Is Good Business: Why Every Company Should Prioritize Inclusion
When most people hear “accessibility,” they think of wheelchair ramps and automatic doors. And while those are important,…
Why Independence Doesn’t Always Mean Doing It Alone
When we talk about independence in the disability community, the word tends to carry a lot of weight. It’s often…
Inclusion Gone Wrong: Common Mistakes (and How to Fix Them!)
Creating inclusive spaces sounds simple—just be welcoming and accessible, right? But sometimes, good intentions don’t always lead to…