Graphic titled “Book of the Month” from Radiate Social Impact Consulting. The featured book is Demystifying Disability by Emily Ladau, displayed on a digital tablet. The book cover shows diverse cartoon illustrations of disabled people with apparent and non-apparent disabilities, including individuals using mobility aids, service animals, and assistive technology. The background is green with arrow designs pointing right. The Radiate logo is in the bottom left corner.
The graphic is split horizontally in thirds (top = light cream / middle = dark green / lower = beige) with the title in burnt orange and subtitle in dark green overlayed on light cream: "Book of the Month: Demystifying Disability." Radiate's logo is in the bottom lefthand corner across from the photo of the front-cover of the book on the right-hand corner:
The featured book is Demystifying Disability by Emily Ladau. The book cover shows diverse cartoon illustrations of disabled people with apparent and non-apparent disabilities, including individuals using mobility aids, service animals, and assistive technology.
The middle section reads: "Generous, straightforward, and immediately applicable, Emily Ladau provides an overview of the diversity of disability. She unpacks the impact of ableism and accessibility on the lives of people with disabilities. In addition, this book helps readers thoughtfully engage media about disabled people to avoid perpetuating harmful stereotypes."
Every thoughtful workplace leader needs to read Demystifying Disability by Emily Ladau. It's an approachable read that introduces people to key concepts and lived experiences by a wide array of #disabled individuals.
#disabilitypride #disabilityinclusion #thingsdisabledpeopleknow #ableismexists
