Ideas worth spreading

Listen, Acknowledge, Include

Glenda Watson-Hyatt |

TEDxSFU

• November 2019

Would you rather be able to walk or to talk? - A look into the ongoing fight to standardize accessibility and inclusion for people with all types of disabilities. Glenda describes how living with Cerebral palsy has shaped her life, entrepreneurial ventures, and activism on accessibility. Her goal is to debunk the negative perceptions and pre-conceived notions towards those with disabilities and showcase strategies that can be used to increase inclusion.

Would you rather be able to walk or to talk? - A look into the ongoing fight to standardize accessibility and inclusion for people with all types of disabilities. Glenda describes how living with Cerebral palsy has shaped her life, entrepreneurial ventures, and activism on accessibility. Her goal is to debunk the negative perceptions and pre-conceived notions towards those with disabilities and showcase strategies that can be used to increase inclusion.

This talk was presented to a local audience at TEDxSFU, an independent event.

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This talk was presented to a local audience at TEDxSFU, an independent event.

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