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Hosted by Lesa Bradshaw International · EN · 10 episodes
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A refreshing approach, directly shared from lived experience, to the conversation of disability equity and inclusion, with expert Lesa Bradshaw. This frank and often chuckle-worthy show disrupts the unconscious biases that have traditionally devalued persons with disabilities in our economy and society. It flips the thinking in our approach to inclusion, it makes the conversation of disability confidence easy, and it shares stories which land with impact about how slight adjustments to how we do business, life and society benefits everyone.
Lesa Bradshaw International hosts The DisAbility Advantage: Learning to do business better from lived experience, a business show with 10 episodes published.
In this episode of The Disability Advantage, Lesa Bradshaw gets real about a topic most organisations overlook — the psychological safety of managers. We talk a lot about creating safe spaces for employees with disabilit
This episode tackles the difficult questions about disability inclusion that hiring managers and leaders often think, but rarely say out loud. With her trademark straight talking, humour and lived experience, Lesa brings
This episode tackles the difficult questions about disability inclusion that hiring managers and leaders often think, but rarely say out loud. With her trademark straight talking, humour and lived experience, Lesa brings
This podcast adopts a slightly more formal tone as it explores the importance of leadership and disability confidence among business stakeholders. It highlights the return on investment that comes from intentional effort
This punchy piece is bound to stir some debate, as it focuses on the double standards of self disclosure of a disability vs other forms of diversity. Bringing a cheeky comparison, this podcast highlights some pertinent p
It can be quite disheartening, as a person with a disability, to feel that your right to live your best life so often hinges on the common practices of our mainstream economy and societal practices. And yet, there is leg
This metaphorical moment reflects the realities of disclosing a disability to a potential or existing employer. Drawing from lived experience, Lesa Bradshaw shares her journey on the potential setbacks, experiences and b
Digital accessibility and artificial intelligence is a hot topic in the economy right now as, like anything technologically new, it can be used for the power of good or the power of evil, it can include and enable people
This delightfully direct episode hits hard in the way it unpacks the concept of Ableism and how it manifests in our common societal practices and behaviours. Lesa illustrates the power imbalances between people with, and
This punchy piece brings to life the realities of inaccessible infrastructure from the ‘down low’ perspective of a business leader who ‘rolls’ rather than ‘ambulates’! Bringing her full sense of humour and stories of her
This episode brings a bit of context to the personal stories used by Lesa to create a shift in thinking about disability and it’s place in society. Shared narratives have the capacity to alter people's perceptions of the
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The DisAbility Advantage: Learning to do business better from lived experience is hosted by Lesa Bradshaw International. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 10 episodes.
The DisAbility Advantage: Learning to do business better from lived experience has published 10 episodes.
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