A roadmap to inclusive leadership: workplace accessibility (key no3)

Welcome back to our deep dive into the keys to inclusive leadership. In this third installment, we’re zooming in on a topic often misunderstood: workplace accessibility. It’s a buzzword that’s thrown around a lot, but what does it really mean? If what comes to mind is just about adding a ramp here or an elevator there, then you’re missing a big chunk of the story, as accessibility is the backbone of an inclusive work environment, one where everyone gets to function at their peak, regardless of their individual challenges or needs. To flesh out this third key, we’ll reintroduce three remarkable individuals you’ve met before if you’re a regular in these parts. Each one dealing with different challenges that make the average workplace an obstacle course for them. First, <a href="https://inklusiv.ca/personas/izumi/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Izumi</a> who navigates through the day with dyslexia. Then, <a href="https://inklusiv.ca/personas/uma/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Uma</a> who communicates in a world not built for the deaf. And finally, <a href="https://inklusiv.ca/personas/lizzy/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Lizzy</a> who manages a vestibular disorder in an office that’s often too busy and disorienting. <a href="https://dboudreau.medium.com/a-roadmap-to-inclusive-leadership-workplace-accessibility-key-no3-130864f8c59c">Click Here</a>