What is a Non-Apparent Disability?

What is a Non-Apparent Disability?

Updated on December 5th, 2023 You may have come across the term “non-apparent disability” or “invisible disability” in the last few years as neurodivergent disabilities like attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism and dyslexia have become more...
Inclusively Celebrates its 2nd Anniversary

Inclusively Celebrates its 2nd Anniversary

Today celebrates two years since Inclusively was co-founded by CEO Charlotte Dales and COO Sarah Bernard and the 32nd Anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). We thought we’d check in to see how they’ve experienced the landscape of...
Long COVID: Embracing Employees for the Long Haul

Long COVID: Embracing Employees for the Long Haul

What happens when you’re diagnosed with a disability during a global pandemic? Where do you turn when that disability has never existed before now? As the disability community embraces its new members with Long COVID, workplaces are wondering how to best embrace their...
Workplace Accommodations: The Key to Recruiting Success

Workplace Accommodations: The Key to Recruiting Success

Part 1 of 2 Today, 30% of the professional workforce in the U.S. fits the federal description of having a disability. That number bears repeating: at any given organization, nearly one in three employees qualifies as having a disability. If you’re thinking “that can’t...
Younger Workers Expect Accommodations

Younger Workers Expect Accommodations

When looking into the etymology of the word “accommodate,” you’ll find that the origin of the word means “to make fit, make fit for, adapt, fit one thing to another.” The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has helped the workplace shift within the last 30 years...