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A space where we share insights, reflections, and practical takeaways from our work in accessibility and inclusion. Explore what we’re learning through our trainings, projects, and partnerships.
Using Pronouns-Strategies for Inclusion
I start meetings and introductions by inviting participants to share their name and pronoun. Why? For a cisgender person (a person whose gender is in alignment with the sex they were assigned at...
Creating Safety and Inclusion Online
How can we create online meeting and learning spaces where people feel as safe as possible? Safe to do what you might ask? Make mistakes and feel safe to reveal to others where their skills or...
7 Ways to Create Collaborative, Inclusive Online Meetings
Have you been to online meetings or events that lack engagement and opportunities for collaboration? Have you felt excluded from the conversation and disconnected? I offer these 7 Ways to create...
Getting Unstuck
It’s time to take a closer look at your back burner. You know, the place where you shove aside the projects or decisions you’re not quite sure what to do with. Stuck projects can clutter up...
A Good Laugh Is Good For Business
Executives and managers today are increasingly acknowledging that laughter is good not only for personal health and well-being, but for career success and overall workplace wellness as well....
7 Ways to Motivate Yourself Everyday
There are some days when it feels impossible to get motivated. Yet in order to achieve your goals, motivation is essential. Without it, nothing is accomplished. Responsibilities and tasks pile up....
Top 10 Ways to Handle Difficult Conversations
The fallout from conversations gone wrong is not pretty: trust and intimacy suffer, while resentment and misunderstanding build. But it is possible to improve the way we handle our most difficult...
Play to Your Strengths
How often have you invested in a personal growth training to try to improve something you felt you were not good at? Perhaps it was marketing, sales, personnel management or public speaking. For...
Improving Business Results Through Collaboration
When it comes to work, are you a lone ranger? See if you identify with any of these statements: “I can do it better myself.” “The more people involved, the less control I'll have.” “I like MY ideas...








