While rare diseases can be visible, many are invisible or cause invisible symptoms or disabilities that significantly impact an individual’s quality of life. With over a decade of experience working with the rare disease community in Europe, Natasha Barr shares about the benefits of increasing visibility for invisible conditions—especially the rare ones.

Breaking down the Canadian Disability Tax Credit, its benefits, and how those with invisible health conditions can benefit from it.

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Berry muffins that are so good, your family will and friends will ask you to stop eating them all and share them with them!

Hiring people with disabilities matters. This article shows you how to create disability inclusive hiring practices, by understanding systemic barriers, how to reduce bias in the hiring process, and why disability hiring matters.

This article will explore disability hiring bias, examples and how to create a disability-inclusive hiring process.

Outlining the systemic barriers in the employee lifecycle. Focusing on disability inclusion and offering actionable steps and benefits to organizations to create a more inclusive workplace.