Imagine having a front-row seat in an enlightening conversation about accessibility and inclusive design. That's exactly what we offer you in our latest episode with our guest, Daniella Decker. Drawing from her unique experiences as a caretaker for her aunt with schizophrenia, Daniella brings the world of disability inclusion into sharp focus. We ponder over the importance of aligning internal systems, culture, and the need for authentic representation and human-centric design in promoting inclusive products or employment. Daniella's metaphor of the octopus, describing the transversal nature of accessibility work within organizations, is a standout moment you won't want to miss.
As we advance into the episode, we delve into the invaluable role of employee feedback. We discuss how global listening can drive change, and the power it holds in understanding the experiences of employees with disabilities. Don't miss our discussions on the role of brand stories and language in shaping a company's approach to inclusivity. We share valuable strategies and examples from companies that have successfully championed inclusivity. We caution against the pitfalls of relying on just one person to drive disability inclusion and stress the importance of asking the right questions. This episode is a treasure of insights for anyone with an interest in promoting disability inclusion and accessibility in the workplace. Tune in for an enlightening, thought-provoking journey into the world of disability inclusion.
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