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In Case You Missed Our September 9, 2021 Program: Many Happy Returns: Proven Best Practices from Essential Businesses

On September 9th, we hosted our fourth webinar in the “Success Leaves Clues” series of virtual programs, “Many Happy Returns: Proven Best Practices from Essential Businesses”. We have survived the trauma of a global pandemic and we are finally able to envision a return to some semblance of normalcy in both our personal and professional lives. Many…

Celebrating the 31st Anniversary of the Signing of the ADA

It has been 31 years since the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act – a landmark federal law that protects the rights of all people with disabilities. Globally, people with disabilities represent over one billion people or 15% of the population. We are 1 in 5 Americans, and twice as likely to be unemployed/underemployed…

Many Happy Returns: Mental Health Best Practices for the “New Better” Workplace

Please join us for the second program in our “Success Leaves Clues” series of virtual programs: Many Happy Returns: Mental Health and the “New Better” Workplace When: June 17, 2021 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Where: Microsoft Teams Virtual Meeting Admission: $15.00 for Disability:IN Connecticut Members $20.00 for non-members Free Admission for State, Federal…

Best Practices for Accessible, Inclusive Communications — TUESDAY, MAY 25, 2021 • 12:00PM – 1:00PM ET

Best Practices for Accessible, Inclusive Communications TUESDAY, MAY 25, 2021 • 12:00PM – 1:00PM ET Disability:IN Connecticut will be celebrating the 10th Annual Global Accessibility Awareness Day in partnership with Disability:IN. Join us for a practical conversation about inclusive communications honoring Global Accessibility Awareness Day. We’ll explore the following topics with the goal of making…

In case you missed it: 3/12/2021 Virtual Recruiting Toolkit Webinar (watch the recording)

Karen Fife, Director of the Metro New York and Southern Connecticut Higher Education Recruitment Consortium presented “Virtual Recruiting Toolkit” webinar on March 12, 2021. The webinar begins at the 3:22 (3 minutes 22 seconds) point of the recording. You can slide the red progress button on the bottom of the screen to skip the set-up…

What did you miss at the 2020 Disability:IN Connecticut Virtual Annual Meeting?

Disability:IN Connecticut held its Virtual Annual Meeting on October 22nd from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Click here to see the DisabilityIN CT Nov 2020 Annual Meeting Program Along with our partners, sponsors, members, executive director and board members, we celebrated Connecticut’s 26+ years of disability employment leadership and innovation, honoring our state’s business leaders…

Upcoming Events in 2021

LATEST PROGRAM INFORMATION IS HERE!! SEE BELOW…… Thursday, March 12, 2021 – 10am to 11:30am (confirmed – register now via link below) – The Virtual Recruiting Toolkit Please join us for the first in our “Success Leaves Clues” series of virtual programs. Click here for flyer: March 12th Webinar Flyer Mark your calendar and save…

Recap of 2020 Disability:IN Connecticut Programming

Tuesday, July 21, 2020 – “Oh, I Never Thought About That…”: Responding to the Impact of Reopening Rules on Your Employees with Disabilities The COVID-19 pandemic has almost literally turned our world upside down. Responding to the challenges inherent in containing the spread of the virus in the absence of a vaccine or effective treatment…

Recap of 2018 Disability:IN Connecticut Programming

The Inclusion Works Here Series (this series continued from 2017 with the events below on March 15 and June 21) 2018 featured a series of programs entitled “Inclusion Works Here: Creating an Inclusive Workplace from Recruiting to Retention.” Like our “Accommodation Series”, each session in this series covered a topic vital to creating a disability…

Join Disability:IN Connecticut’s Online Mentoring Program for Community College Students

Partnering with PYD (Partners for Youth with Disabilities), Disability:IN Connecticut’s Campus Career Connect (C3) pairs adult workforce volunteers with community college students with a disability. Through these relationships, students get help reaching their career goals. This is your opportunity to make a difference! What does a mentor do? • Participate for one calendar year • Complete…