Dark blue background with white text. The image announces that the Docs With Disabilities Initiative (DWDI) has been named to the inaugural Forbes Accessibility 100 list, recognizing individuals and organizations advancing accessibility and disability inclusion. The message emphasizes the community’s work, the value of centering lived experience, and the guiding principle: Nothing About Us Without Us. It congratulates others featured and acknowledges those working behind the scenes. At the bottom, there’s a thank-you note signed “Lisa and Justin,” a DWDI logo, a link (https://bit.ly/Forbes_Education), and hashtags: #ForbesAccessibility100 #DisabilityInclusion #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs #DocsWithDisabilities.

We’re honored that @DocsWithDis has been named to the inaugural #ForbesAccessibility100 list! 💙

This recognition belongs to our entire community—centered on lived experience & driven by the principle: Nothing About Us Without Us.

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#DisabilityInclusion #DocsWithDisabilities

Image of Dr. Justin Bullock smiling and standing in a gray jacket with a quote on a dark blue background. The quote reads: “Recognition from Forbes not only affirms the power of our mission but underscores the urgent need for accessibility in medical education and beyond. We dedicate this honor to every disabled learner and clinician whose resilience fuels our work.” – Dr. Justin Bullock, co-director, DWDI. At the bottom are DWDI branding and the hashtags #ForbesAccessibility100, #DisabilityInclusion, #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs, #DocsWithDisabilities.

🎉 We’re honored!

@docswithdisability.bsky.social named to the inaugural @Forbes Accessibility 100 List—🌍👏

“This is for every disabled learner & clinician whose resilience fuels our work.” – Dr. Justin Bullock

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#ForbesAccessibility100 #DocsWithDisabilities

Why Do Doctors Write? For physicians, curiosity and care spill easily onto the page.

Should doctors be writing about patients at all? Should protected information shared in confidence, in the setting of illness, with a high-stakes power differential, be fodder for writing—no matter how compelling?

Dinesh addresses students in scrubs, colour-coded by team, before the start of competition.

Black scrubs with the logo JCU NORTHERN QUEENSLAND REGIONAL TRAINING HUBS 2025 JCU Emergency Medical Competition Team

Purple scrubs with the logo THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA

Such a treat to see Dinesh Palipana OAM, ED registrar, open the QLD Medical Student Council's annual ED team competition at Bond Uni. Such a pleasure to be one of the judges, and biggest congrats to the winning UQ team and @jcuofficial.bsky.social who placed 2nd and 3rd. 🎉🎉🎉

Session 5 at our conference on Saturday, April 26th will feature psychiatrist Dr. Stacy Greeter, med-peds physician Dr. Laura Carravallah and psychiatrist Dr. Alicia Cho. They will discuss breaking barriers for medical trainees with autism to succeed!
#DisabilityInclusion #AccessibilityForAll

Interesting reporting on involuntary treatment but buried the lede big time: The man the involuntary treatment law is named after fled Washington because it was too traumatizing to be forced into treatment, and later died in treatment. Heartbreaking.

Blindness is on a spectrum.

When someone says they are blind, ask “ How much vision do you have?”

This opens up the conversation and prevents it from being built on assumptions.
#Disability
@docswithdisability.bsky.social

Canadian parliament buildings with construction cranes in background

Democracy under construction #cdnpoli #parliament

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Hopping over to this platform and looking forward to connecting and reconnecting with others interested in #MedEd #psychologicalsafety #coaching #PMR #braininjury #TBI #peripheralnerve #nerveinjury