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Judith “Judy” Heumann—widely regarded as “the mother” of the disability rights movement—passed away in Washington, D.C. on the afternoon of March 4, 2023.

I’ve spoken on here about all of the exciting campaigns the brilliant marketing teams are working on at Britvic. Today, I’d like to

This article is a tribute to everyone with a disability, who's spoken, advocated and fought for greater accessibility.

For more than a year, I

Some people inspire you to do more 😊

Mr. J. P. Gadkari, our distinguished guest of honor at tomorrow's Advaita event, is a luminary

Are you or know of any disabled Canadian aged 18-30 who want to develop valuable job skills, boost confidence, and engage in #disability

Very disappointed in the whole 'Stop the NDIS Bill' and 'Let me spend my NDIS $ however I want' nonsense. NDIS is broken.

Hello LinkedIn Friends!

My friends at RightHear are hosting a Webinar tomorrow,  Wednesday 10th April, 1 pm EST and I encourage you to

Leveling the Playing Field: How AI Can Empower All

An exciting new study shows AI is transforming knowledge work in powerful and equitable ways.

Researchers

Interested in cultivating valuable job skills, building confidence, and participating in disability advocacy? Join us at one of our virtual info sessions this

I don’t have a posting strategy or any methodology for what or when I post.

I say what I feel like saying when I

60 second disability advocacy masterclass.

(Swipe to find your country.)

Understanding systems is the foundation for advocating for disabled persons.

How are people with disability supported

60 second disability advocacy masterclass.

(Swipe to find your country.)

Understanding systems is the foundation for advocating for disabled persons.

How are people with disability supported

60 second disability advocacy masterclass.

(Swipe to find your country.)

Understanding systems is the foundation for advocating for disabled persons.

How are people with disability supported

Warning, graphic content and a length post.
I am distraught, my work in disability advocacy will never end.

Another example of horrific abuse of

If you met me, you’d have a hard time believing that I didn’t talk until I was 3.

That’s because I do it often

📣 Major changes are proposed for the NDIS. In the latest episode of my Reasonable & Necessary podcast, disability law experts Mitchell Skipsey

🤷‍♀️ What do the proposed NDIS Act changes mean for choice and control? This was a major focus in the latest episode of

🌍 Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2024: A Call to Action 🌍

Today marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day (#GAAD2024), a day dedicated to promoting digital

Excerpt from my personal submission: "...When we told our stories to the NDIS Review, we did not ask to be forced into shared

Three years ago today, I posted this picture which somehow launched my journey in disability advocacy.

A simple LinkedIn post during Disability Pride

In today's competitive business landscape, fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace is no longer just a matter of social responsibility – it's a

In today's competitive business landscape, fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace is no longer just a matter of social responsibility – it's a

Autism is NOT a mental health disorder or mental health problem.

In fact, autism is not a problem at all.

Put simply: Autism is

Disabled people can absolutely be ableist.



Disabled people can invalidate other’s lived experiences.


Disabled people can question other’s diagnoses.


Disabled people can refuse to accommodate others.


Disabled

Disabled people do not owe anyone an explanation of their disability and should receive the accommodations and supports they need to thrive regardless

Autism is NOT a tragedy.


Here's what is.

- An 85% unemployment rate.

- Subminimum wage.

- Inaccessible workplace design and instructional material.

- Ableism.

- Bullying and

I’m thrilled to be speaking in Sydney with Naz Campanella, an Australian Broadcasting Corporation journalist and the first blind newsreader to run a

April Hobbs and Peter Dempsey at Parliament House this morning. Taking our disability advocacy to the next level.
Stay tuned.

Attention Incorporated Societies! Your work is the lifeblood of our communities. 💓

Kia ora, e hoa! Let's talk about the incredible mahi you're doing

CJI DY Chandrachud on disability advocacy and his commitment to inclusivity

In a heartfelt address at the National Annual Stakeholders Consultation on Child Protection,