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

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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

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

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

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Posted on: 28 Feb 2025Written by: Sydney KaneComments: Comments: 0

5 Simple Steps to Be More Inclusive in 2025

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Happy New Year! With 2025 officially here, many of us are setting resolutions and making plans for a…

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Posted on: 03 Jan 2025Written by: Sydney KaneComments: Comments: 0

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

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

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Posted on: 04 Dec 2024Written by: Sydney KaneComments: Comments: 0

Understanding Ableism: A Call To Action For Social Justice

This image shows a close-up of a hand reading Braille, a tactile writing system used by people who are visually impaired. The hand is gently placed on a page filled with raised dots, which form Braille characters. The person’s skin tone is medium-dark, and they are wearing a light blue sleeve. The white page contrasts with the hand, highlighting the texture of the Braille script

Ableism is a pervasive issue that many of us might not even realize impacts millions of people daily.…

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Posted on: 26 Sep 2024Written by: Sydney KaneComments: Comments: 0

Unlearning Internalized Ableism

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Internalized ableism is an often unintentional form of discrimination that targets people with disabilities, usually based on harmful…

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Posted on: 15 Jul 2024Written by: Sydney KaneComments: Comments: 0

Celebrating Disability Pride: Shining a Light on Inclusion

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As we kick off July, Disability Pride Month, it’s essential to acknowledge the importance of inclusivity and accessibility…

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Posted on: 03 Jul 2024Written by: Sydney KaneComments: Comments: 0

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