Accessibility Solutions Archives - World Institute on Disability

Jazmin Barajas
Digital Accessibility Specialist
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Department: Accessibility Solutions, Operations

Specialty: Accessibility, Coding, Focus Groups, Organization, Surveys, Universal Design, User Testing, Website accessibility

Allysa Rapadas
UX Specialist
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Department: Accessibility Solutions

Specialty: Accessibility, Accessibility Accommodations, Focus Groups, Surveys, Universal Design, User Experience, User Testing

Megan Lang
Senior Accessibility and Universal Design Specialist
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Department: Accessibility Solutions, Operations

Specialty: Accessibility, Accessibility Accommodations, Administration, Focus Groups, Organization, Surveys, Universal Design, User Testing

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Ashley Inkumsah
Marketing and Communications Specialist
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Department: Accessibility Solutions, Marketing & Communications

Specialty: Accessibility, Communications, Editing, Graphic Design, Journalism, Marketing, Podcasts, Public relations, , Video production, Writing

Moya Shpuntoff
Senior Marketing and Communications Specialist
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Department: Accessibility Solutions, Marketing & Communications

Specialty: Accessibility, Communications, Creative content, Facilitation, Marketing, Public relations, Universal Design, Video production

Kat Zigmont
Senior Director of Operations and Deputy Director
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Department: Accessibility Solutions, Operations, Senior Leadership

Specialty: Accessibility, HR, International Fellowships, Leadership, Technology

23 May

People With Mental Illnesses Are Not Inherently Dangerous

By Kate Anderson People with mental illnesses have often been painted with a broad stroke as being “dangerous” by the media and societies around the world. This ableist depiction, which has increased in recent years with the frequent mass shootings…

12 May

How to Be a Good Ally to Disabled People

By Drew Dakessian The Oxford American Dictionary defines ‘ally’ as “a person or organization that actively supports the rights of a marginalized group without being a member of it.” The operative word here is ‘actively.’ Being a good ally to…

22 Feb

Why Black Disabled History Matters

By Dikko Yusuf Black disabled history is an aspect of Black history, which informs world history. Black History Month is officially celebrated every year in the U.S., Canada, Ireland, and the UK. During this month, we celebrate the achievements of…