Tag Archives: accessibility

Building Disability Empathy

| February 21, 2017

Building Disability Empathy
James Jackson explores how cultivating simple, personal interactions can allow us to see disability from a more personal, empathetic lens.
By James Jackson, EIT Accessibility Coordinator

A few months ago, I was given the opportunity to participate in an Ask Me Anything event on the Knowledge Commons platform,

006 “Accessibility” (Hubcast Episode)

| June 2, 2016

On this week’s episode, we follow a conversation facilitated by Shell Little with the Accessibility Team in Will’s House. During the conversation, the team describes its role within Michigan State University IT, how they advocate for students with disabilities, and makes the case that Accessibility and Inclusion are critical to driving innovation forward.