Training details

access_time 1 hour, 30 minutes

attach_money Free

About

Now is the chance for you and your team to get the tools, skills, and knowledge needed to advance disability inclusion in your work. This session will give you and your team step-by-step guidance, as well as provide resources and contacts, so you’re better positioned to actively incorporate disability inclusion in different aspects of your work.

As a participant, you will get an overview of who makes up the more than 60 million people who live with some form of physical, cognitive, sensory, mental health, or other disability in the United States. Gain a basic understanding of how disability intersects with multiple content areas, from employment and poverty to criminal justice reform and education. You also will receive 10 key tips on how you can welcome, respect, and include people with disabilities in your important work.

Given the importance of having people with lived disability experience and expertise involved in decisions, there will also be a special focus on how to recruit, include, and succeed with people with disabilities on your staff and board.

Thanks to the generous support of Borealis Philanthropy, Candid is offering this video as part of a series to further a variety of conversations on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the social sector. This specific series is free and open to the public.

You can access additional trainings in this series here.

Outcomes

  • Describe the range of people who live with some form of disability in the United States.
  • Discuss how disability intersects with multiple content areas.
  • Create a welcoming, respectful, and inclusive workplace environment for people with disabilities
  • Support recruitment and inclusion practices for people with disabilities on your staff and board

Intended audience

  • All levels of experience

Bonus materials

Access a pdf. copy of the presentation and webinar transcript here.

 

Featuring

Matan A. Koch Director of RespectAbility California and Jewish Leadership RespectAbility

Published Friday, February 28, 2020