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The month of October is National Disability Employment Month with the theme for this year “ Celebrating Value and Talent”. In this month’s blog we explore workplace inclusion and hiring as well as ways to support job applicants and employees in the workplace with disabilities. Having structures in place that help all employees be valued …
Summer is a great time to be developing a business idea and utilizing tools to make a dream become a reality. In this blog we explore ways as a parent with a disability to get a business off the ground. Thank you to our guest blogger this month. Starting a business is never simple. Doing …
In this months blog the advantages of a business career for young adults with a disability is discussed. At Visual Vitality Consulting Inc. we believe in empowering, embracing and educating and exploring a business career is one path to explore. As you stand at the threshold of your career, the business landscape presents a particularly …
Every Year during the month of February for our we National Entrepreneurship week is highlighted. Diversity, collaboration and inclusion are building blocks for successful entrepreneurship. In this guest blog you will read about why unique perspectives and abilities matter to starting a business that values the customer and employee. Neurodivergent individuals bring a unique set …
Jewish Disabilities Awareness Month (JDAM) is observed each year inFebruary, to promote inclusion and accessibility by raising awareness aboutdisabilities within Jewish communities. The sameness and the difference: Jewish disabilities intersect with Jewishidentity. Judaism is the only world religion that is also a race of people, aculture. So while disabilities diversely affect people of all faiths …
It begins with a dream, a vision to provide a solution; to add value in one way or another to those who would be customers or clients. MLK’s recognition and fight for systemic change was powered by his vision for community, believing each one can make a difference. “Everybody can be great,” he said, “because …
