Diversity and Inclusion

Disability and Work

For our workplaces to be truly inclusive, they must actively include people with disabilities—whether the disabilities are related to physical or mental health and whether they’re short- or long-term. We have advice for folks with disabilities on how to advocate for yourself as well as for able-bodied folks on what you need to be doing to help everyone thrive.

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byThe Muse Editors

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byStav Ziv

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bySameer Doshi

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byIngrid Cruz

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byJandra Sutton

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byRegina Borsellino

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byHeather Krasna

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byAnisa Purbasari Horton

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byJo Yurcaba

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byL'Oreal Thompson Payton

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byLisa Rabasca Roepe

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byLeah Campbell

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byLeah Campbell

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byMeredith Goldberg

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byDibs Baer

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bySamuel Dunsiger

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