Companies often talk about “attracting” the best talent, but we should think instead about making employment accessible to the best talent – even when the person who commands that talent does not fit someone else’s mental image of what capability looks like.
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Keoke King of Participant Assistive Products details his company’s mission to increase wheelchair and mobility aid access worldwide.
Read MoreWhen you face your problems head-on, you can work through the negative feelings you have and come
up with a plan of attack. You’ll have good days and bad ones, but through it all, you’ll learn to power
through.
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Tech inclusion is vital for everyone because of the need to develop culturally/gender sensitive technology as well as accessible technology for people with disabilities.
Read MoreThe word "woman" is symbolically expressed throughout society in diverse mechanisms.
Yet, to me, here’s what this term means: will-power, optimism, marvelous, empowerment, and
noble.
Conferences such as Tech Inclusion provide me the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who are also doing their part to make this world a better, more inclusive place for everyone. Connecting with these people is not only gratifying on a personal level, but also motivates me to continue doing my part to have a positive impact.
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We're excited to partner with Tech Inclusion New York for the third year in a row, the annual convening of the tech industry to focus on solutions to diversity and inclusion! This year’s theme, “Voices of Innovation,” features diverse, underrepresented voices building the innovative technologies and cultures of our future. It’s a full day of keynotes, panel discussions, solo talks and an interactive session focusing on inclusive innovation across the tech ecosystem. The day closes with a Happy Hour in the evening to network, debrief and unwind.
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