In today's dynamic corporate environment, fostering an inclusive workplace is paramount for achieving substantial business success. However, recent trends reveal that many companies are retracting their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) commitments originally set in 2020. Advocates argue this
In a world that needs more kindness, the lives, achievements, and aspirations of individuals with learning disabilities hold invaluable lessons for shaping a more inclusive future. Tommy Jessop, Aaron Plummer, and Sas Granville share their experiences from 2024 and their hopes for 2025,
Trayson Gibson, an eighteen-year-old from Belize City, lost his life tragically in a shooting on Rivero Street, highlighting his struggles and the broader issues faced by people with disabilities in Belize. Trayson's life had already been profoundly impacted by another shooting in 2022 that left
The article "Now is the time for action on disability, not talking" by Dr. Rosaleen McDonagh is a robust critique of the current state of disability services in Ireland and a call to action for the new government. Dr. McDonagh emphasizes the need for real change and commitment rather than mere
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been heralded as a transformative force across various industries, but a recent report from Randstad has highlighted an unexpected group leading its adoption in the workplace—workers with disabilities. These pioneering individuals are leveraging AI not only to
In an era defined by rapid change and complex global challenges, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have become essential elements of corporate culture. This focus on DEI is crucial as companies navigate a world shaped by economic volatility, evolving political landscapes, and shifting societal
