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Inclusivity has become critical in building a forward-thinking business in today’s competitive job market. As an employer, you are responsible for embracing diversity and creating an environment where people with disabilities feel genuinely supported. By improving your recruitment strategies and offering thoughtful workplace accommodations, you open the door to a broader talent pool. Prioritizing inclusivity …

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Mallory Edens is an entrepreneur and business writer. She created AmericaBizMove.com because she understands that sometimes moving a business may be the best way for an entrepreneur to cut costs and increase profits. She didn’t think there was enough information out there about how to execute this business strategy. With AmericaBizMove.com, she hopes to fill …

Empowering People with Disabilities: The Transformative Power of Technology for Career Advancement Read More »

About seventeen percent of children in the US live with a disability, and all children, regardless of ability, are at risk for stress during a family move. You may notice more outbursts, adherence to inflexible routines, or even emotional withdrawal in the days leading up to your move. Your child’s disability may make certain activities …

4 Ways to Help Your Child With a Disability During a Move Read More »

Being a parent is hard enough, but being a parent with a disability can feel impossible. You’re juggling so many things and are unsure where to start. But what if we told you that you could start your own business? That’s right, with some careful planning and the use of some great online tools, you …

How to Start a Thriving Business When You Have a Disability Read More »

So I’m medically rare.  I’m disabled.  I’m also a woman.  A Woman of Color.  And even more than that, I am HUMAN.  One of the first things others say to me when I introduce myself to someone new; is so you’re disabled, or do you have cancer, because I see your port.  Why, yes, Sally, …

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At age of 6 being diagnosed with a rare eye disease, that left me visually impaired, had me pushed back against the ropes. I had to quickly find the champion with in myself. I had to learn to get into the ring and fight, being in school, and not having the right support, made me …

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Updated: May 17 Growing up being visually impaired, I often times ask this question, “what does it mean to be accepted?” I wake up, take my own bath, put own my own clothes, and walk out the door, and began to look for acceptance. Majority of the time I would never get any so I …

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Once was the time, I was in bliss I had never known feelings like this. I hardly know where to start Maybe I start with the heart It was a strong heart in those days. It was so true, I knew it’d stay mine forever, heart so true. And it was mine, I’d never be …

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