The Future is Accessible
After we that fantastic #TheFutureIsAccessible conference in June 2021 and the wonderful conversations, the work remains.
One out of five people in the UK have mental health issues and one out of five has a disability. Disabled people, in some circumstances still can legally be paid as little as £1/hour and disabled folks are unable to find work. The gendered and racialized pay gap remains in place.
These statistics just scratch the surface. We clearly have a long way to go.
My question to you and your team, whether you listened to one conversation or all of them, what are you committed to changing in your organization. And more importantly, what's your strategy to get their and the ways you might measure that success. Do you need help in making this work in your workplace or project?
The suggested price is £50 for individuals and £250 for organizations, both will include a 30-minute zoom conversation with me.
One out of five people in the UK have mental health issues and one out of five has a disability. Disabled people, in some circumstances still can legally be paid as little as £1/hour and disabled folks are unable to find work. The gendered and racialized pay gap remains in place.
These statistics just scratch the surface. We clearly have a long way to go.
My question to you and your team, whether you listened to one conversation or all of them, what are you committed to changing in your organization. And more importantly, what's your strategy to get their and the ways you might measure that success. Do you need help in making this work in your workplace or project?
The suggested price is £50 for individuals and £250 for organizations, both will include a 30-minute zoom conversation with me.
About this project
I created space for discussions around accessibility. Let's keep the conversation going.
At The Kowtha Constellation, we believe that the Future must be accessible. The pandemic, the economic crisis, and the realities of late stage capitalism has highlighted the inequities in the workplace and how that impacts the rest of our lives, relationships and communities. We hosted a series of conversations around accessibility from a few essential perspectives that impact us as business owners, community organizers, and non-profit founders.
At The Kowtha Constellation, we believe that the Future must be accessible. The pandemic, the economic crisis, and the realities of late stage capitalism has highlighted the inequities in the workplace and how that impacts the rest of our lives, relationships and communities. We hosted a series of conversations around accessibility from a few essential perspectives that impact us as business owners, community organizers, and non-profit founders.
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What: The Future is Accessible is a series of conversations sharing how we can make our work more accessible from a variety of perspectives.
Cost: It's pay-what-you-can for the time being. Suggested £50 for individuals and £250 for an organization. All sessions are recorded, closed capitioned, and transcripts provided. |
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Get Access to the conversations
Pay What You Can
And if you need a Pay-What-You-Can option you can visit my Buy Me A Coffee Page.
You can put in any amount and I will give you access to the recordings. Suggested Price, £50 for individuals and £250 for organizations.
You can put in any amount and I will give you access to the recordings. Suggested Price, £50 for individuals and £250 for organizations.
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