Websites using disability speaker as a keyword

After a debilitating car accident in the 90s, Kevin Frankeberger along with his guide dog travel speaking about Disability Awareness issues and the ADA. He is represented by the Damon Brooks Agency and is co-authoring a book with Liisa Kyle who raised Kevin's guide dog as a pup.

Sarah Kovac was born with a rare disability that left her arms nearly useless. Using her feet instead, she is now a wife, mother, author, national speaker, and freelance journalist. This is her story.

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Helping people has been second nature to me from a very young age. I’ve always been able to see the potential in others, even when I struggled to see the potential in myself.I was raised in poverty, and was bullied because of a learning disability. As an adult, I was 75 pounds overweight, abused antidepressants,…

Speakers Bank is a group of people with a personal experience of living with disability and ageing, all of whom are trained in public speaking and available to share with the community the story of their lives, and the challenges they have overcome. We are based in Melbourne, Victoria and would like to establish partnerships with organisations and groups that have an interest in building more inclusive cities and communities. Through our work we aim to help advocate for people with disabilities, older people and people who are disadvantaged. If you want to book us to speak at your event, contact Speakers Bank at [email protected] or visit our website www.speakersbank.org.au for more information. Speakers Bank is one of the advocacy projects of annecto - the people's network. Book a speaker with personal experience of disability and ageing for your event, workshop or course. Call (03) 9314 0988

LIFE GOES ON is a non-profit teaching wellness and recovery from any hardship/challenges one may face in life through positivity, knowledge and athleticism.

Matan A. Koch is a speaker and consultant about disabilities and inclusion. He speaks and develop strategies to promote disability inclusion in all areas, from meaningful employment and good jobs for people with disabilities, to participation and inclusion in social and religious activities for the benefit of everyone.

aoda = accessibility for ontarians with disabilities act, help with aoda compliance, accessible customer service training, policies, motivational speaker

California Phones provides free specialized phones for persons having difficulty using a standard telephone. The Program, also known as the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program and the California Telephone Access Program (CTAP), is a State mandated program administered by the California Public Utilities Commission.

Words I Wheel By is a website and blog focused on talking about disability issues in a way that's open, honest, and accessible.

Features articles and resources of interest to therapists and patients coping with chronic illness, relationship issues, self-help strategies and group therapy resources. Features the client’s Medical Information Form, and the Therapist's Professional Will.

Audiences are inspired by Chris Powell's triumphant story of perseverance and fortitude. He is a mathematician, businessman, and motivational speaker. He

The website of Canadian apologist, speaker, writer, blogger and disability advocate Stephen Bedard. The focus is on discipleship and equipping Christians.

Paul Rosen is a three-time Paralympian, Gold Medalist, a star in motivational keynoting, and ambassador of The National Benefit Authority.