Happy Motivation Monday! In honor of Disability Pride Month, we are shining a spotlight on icons who have paved the way for a more accessible world every Monday. Today, we are sharing a quote from Bob Williams, a long-time advocate for disability rights and inclusion. His words remind us that true progress is made when we embrace diversity and work together towards a more inclusive future. Join us every Monday this month as we celebrate impactful figures who have made positive change for people with disabilities. Let’s honor these heroes and the everyday champions in our lives who inspire us with their resilience and determination. #DisabilityPrideMonth #MotivationMonday #BobWilliams #Inclusion #CelebrateDiversity #EverydayHeroes
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As we observe #NationalDisabilityIndependenceDay, I’m reminded of our progress over the past few decades in the disability rights movement. However, there’s still work to be done to ensure everyone in our society has access to a life of independence. From increasing accessibility of physical and virtual spaces to creating employment and educational opportunities, there are countless ways to further disability rights. This remains a priority for #NorthropGrumman, as evidenced by our consistently high marks on the #DEIIndex (100% in 2022!): https://ow.ly/s1Jy50P7wCR #DisabilityRights #Accessibility #Inclusion
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Join us in celebrating Disability Pride Month! This year’s powerful theme, “We Want a Life Like Yours,” serves as a profound reminder of the urgent need for inclusivity and ensuring that every individual, regardless of ability, has equitable opportunities to thrive and pursue their dreams. One of our 2022 Provincial Ambassadors, Sebastien Parent, has passionately advocated for inclusivity and equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Read his recent blog post on the importance of Disability Pride Month: https://ow.ly/bSyW50SqkKo. #Disability #DisabilityPrideMonth
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Know the roots and reality of the Disability Rights Movement. From historical mistreatment to today's disparities, there's still work to do. Let's strive for opportunity, inclusion, and justice for all. #DisabilityJustice #DisabilityRights #Disparities #CivilRights #SocialJustice https://lnkd.in/eW8fB977
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October is #NationalDisabilityEmploymentAwarenessMonth! Every October we celebrate the contributions of workers with different abilities and the significance of disability inclusion in the workplace. At Smile Farms, we recognize the importance of NDEAM every day! 🚜💚🌻 John Kemp is an important leader in the disability rights movement. 💬 He notes that people with disabilities are a large pool of underutilized talent, who can find novel approaches to problem solving because of their daily practice adapting to other people and the environment. Smile Farms is a leader in creating meaningful employment solutions for people with disabilities. Want to learn more about our mission or make a donation? 🌱 Head to smilefarms.org! ID: “People with disabilities are a large pool of talent that is terribly underutilized. Everyone benefits from the experiences of people with disabilities. You may learn that people with disabilities find novel approaches to problem solving because of daily practice adapting to other people and the environment.” A quote from John Kemp, a disability rights leader. #DisabilityEmployment #DisabilityAdvocacy #NDEAM #JohnKemp #DisabilityRights
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The ABCs of disability awareness teach what people with disabilities need in their lives, here are the meanings of the acronyms. A – Accessibility: Ensuring spaces are inclusive and accessible to all. B – Benefit: Creating environments where everyone feels valued and accepted. C - Compassion: this helps to connect with others, mend relationships, and move forward while fostering emotional intelligence and well-being D - Disability Rights: Advocating for equal rights and opportunities for all individuals. E - Empowerment: Supporting individuals to live independently chase their dreams, and make their own choices F - Friendship: Adapting to diverse needs and fostering an inclusive mindset makes them feel happier, and valued. Let’s continue to foster inclusivity. #HerStem #Inclusion #Disablilityawareness
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Happy Disability Pride Month! July is Disability Pride month, and this article provides a lot of information on the history and significance of Disability Pride month, as well as the Disability Pride flag! Give it a read if you want to learn more! #disabilitypridemonth #disabilitypride https://lnkd.in/gMcCvYrk
Disability pride month: celebrating inclusivity – now & always
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This #DisabilityPrideMonth, we reflect on the strides made in disability rights in the #UnitedKingdom and honour everybody that worked tirelessly to advocate for these rights!📃 Here is a short timeline to better understand the strides made: 🔊 1970s: Activists propelled the movement forward, advocating for equal rights and accessibility. The Disability Discrimination Act of 1995 marked a major milestone, banning discrimination in employment, education, and public services. 🔊 2000s: The Equality Act 2010 reinforced and expanded disability rights, ensuring fair treatment and accessibility across all areas of life. 🔊 Today: #DisabilityPrideMonth celebrates the accomplishments and resilience of the disability community. It's a time to acknowledge contributions, raise awareness, and continue advocating for #equality and #inclusion. Let's continue to strive for a future where everyone can flourish. #DisabilityPride #Inclusion #Equality #UKDisabilityRights
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The Surprising Truth about Disabilities in America Have you ever wondered why disability advocacy is so important? Our latest video with Jeremy Andrew Davis dives deep into the world of disability rights, revealing surprising statistics and sharing personal stories that highlight the unseen struggles of those with non-apparent disabilities. We also discuss the intersectionality of disability with race, gender, and other identities, emphasizing the compounded discrimination many face. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the importance of allyship in creating an inclusive society. We look forward to you checking it out! Head to comments!
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Haben Girma, a Deafblind Human Rights Lawyer and disability rights advocate, reminds us that accessibility is key to diversity and innovation. Her Financial Times article, "People with disabilities drive innovation," shows how addressing disability challenges benefits society at large, exemplified by the "Curb-Cut Effect." Accessibility isn't just for employees; it's for everyone. Simple steps like image descriptions and integrating accessibility from the project's start can make a difference. Haben urges us to move beyond inspiration to action, addressing small barriers to tackle larger obstacles. Let's embrace her call for a more inclusive world. #AccessibilityMatters #InnovationForAll
National Disability Awareness Month: Disability sparks innovation
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