Disability Inclusion – Inside Networks

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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Why Independence Doesn’t Always Mean Doing It Alone

A close-up of five diverse hands gently pressed together in a collective high-five gesture. The hands vary in skin tone and are arranged in a circle, symbolizing unity, support, and connection. The background is softly blurred, keeping the focus on the shared gesture of solidarity and togetherness.

When we talk about independence in the disability community, the word tends to carry a lot of weight. It’s often…

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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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