Addie Ray

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Moving Beyond Compliance: Building a Culture of Disability Inclusion in Alabama Workplaces

When many Alabama organizations consider disability inclusion, they focus squarely on compliance. They work to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, provide reasonable accommodations, and ensure compliance with necessary regulations to avoid legal pitfalls. But compliance alone builds a floor, not a ceiling. True transformation ignites when a company weaves inclusion into its very […]

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Beyond Ramps: Sensory and Cognitive Accessibility in Public Spaces

When we discuss accessibility, many people immediately think of physical features such as ramps, elevators, or wider doorways. While these elements are crucial for ensuring that individuals with mobility impairments can navigate their environments, they represent just the tip of the iceberg. As a Disability Inclusion Consultant and Advocate, I believe we need to expand

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