Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way we work, offering new opportunities to streamline operations, enhance recruitment, and support decision making across organisations. But as we embrace these technologies, it’s essential to ensure that AI implementation is inclusive, particularly for disabled people. If we’re not careful, AI systems can inadvertently perpetuate bias and create new barriers, undermining the very progress we seek.
Blog – Psychological Safety and Disability
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Blog – All About Masking
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Blog – New Zealand’s Changes to Mobility Car Park Rules: A 400% Increase in Fines
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Blog – The Importance of Community
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Blog – We need to shift to the Social Model of Disability
How do you think about disability?
Do you see it as a problem that belongs to the individual or to society? Do you see it as something that needs to be fixed, or accepted as a standard part of human diversity?
Do you see it as a problem that belongs to the individual or to society? Do you see it as something that needs to be fixed, or accepted as a standard part of human diversity?
Blog – Disclosing About Undisclosed Disabilities
A look at the perpetuating stereotype that disability is seen. In this blog we take a look at undisclosed disabilities, whether it’s easier or not to have a disability that can be hidden.
Blog – The Future is Disabled
A blog discussing disability equality and inclusion and looking at how disability is perceived.
Blog – The Benefits of Neurodiversity in the Workplace
A blog discussing how embracing neurodivergent people through an inclusive workplace culture benefits the organisation as a whole.
Blog – Intersectionality and the ‘Tapestry of We’
A look at intersectionality and why the road analogy is not as effective as it could be. This article proposes a new analogy of the ‘Tapestry of We’.










