Disability Support
Series Overview
This dynamic learning series builds foundational awareness, practical skills, and cultural competency around disability inclusion and accessibility. Grounded in interactive exercises, legislative history, and hands-on design, these classes equip teams to break down barriers—both seen and unseen—and foster environments where everyone can fully participate.
Flexible Learning Options: Complete the full series for a comprehensive approach, or select individual classes tailored to your organization's specific goals.
Disability inclusion goes beyond compliance—it is about creating environments, communications, and team cultures where every individual thrives.
Why Take This Series
Strengthen Service & Community Access: Gain the practical tools and knowledge needed to remove physical, digital, and social barriers for community members and clients.
Support Hidden Diversity: Understand non-apparent disabilities and neurodivergence to cultivate psychological safety, stronger communication, and genuine inclusion in the workplace
Community-Facing Organizations & Service Providers: Teams in healthcare, education, non-profits, government, and customer service aiming to ensure their spaces and programs are welcoming and fully accessible.
Internal Teams, HR & ERGs: Employee Resource Groups (such as Disability/Accessibility ERGs), managers, and leaders seeking to build inclusive team cultures and support neurodivergent colleagues.
Marketing & Communications Professionals: Designers, content creators, and staff who create internal or external visual materials and want to ensure digital accessibility.
Who This Is For
Courses In this Learning Path
Through an engaging, interactive exercise, participants will navigate the historical perspectives and legislative milestones that have shaped the landscape of disability rights. By analyzing the structural setbacks and positive advancements of the past, attendees will gain a clearer understanding of modern inclusion. Participants will leave with a clear roadmap of practical tips and tangible tools for fostering a truly accessible environment.
An estimated 1 in 10 individuals live with a non-apparent disability, a reality that is frequently overlooked because these conditions aren't immediately visible. One of these hidden disabilities is referred to as neurodiversity. In this training, we will focus on understanding different forms of neurodiversity and provide practical strategies for engaging with and supporting individuals within that community.
Accessible Design: Creating Content Everyone Can Read
Elevate your organization’s marketing materials by making them accessible to everyone. Designed for professional creatives and casual designers alike, this hands-on course delivers the foundational skills needed to ensure your graphic assets are fully compliant, highly readable, and engaging for individuals with disabilities.