227: Access & Equity: Best Practices of Catering for People with Disabilities
To close out National Disability Employment Month, I'm thrilled to invite you to what promises to be an engaging and informative Eating at a Meeting Podcast episode on inclusive dining experiences with the co-founders and director of accessibility for Ablr, a mission-driven nonprofit dedicated to …
210. What’s New in Part 2
Observations abound as Derek, Karli, and special guest, Kim Casey (Director, AP Exam and Operational Publications) review what’s new in the AP Coordinator’s Manual, Part 2. Conversation includes SSD, how to pack your return shipment, AP Precalculus, AP Research, and AP Seminar, and what’s this abou…
218. Extended Time for World Languages
There’s no time like the present! Derek, Karli, and special guest, Kim Casey (Director, AP Exam and Operational Publications) are here to make sure every second counts with the new Guide for Administering AP World Language Exams with Extended Time. Now’s the perfect time to press Play and get… Coor…
227: Access & Equity: Best Practices of Catering for People with Disabilities
To close out National Disability Employment Month, I'm thrilled to invite you to what promises to be an engaging and informative Eating at a Meeting Podcast episode on inclusive dining experiences with the co-founders and director of accessibility for Ablr, a mission-driven nonprofit dedicated to …
Why Accessibility Isn't a Checkbox — Lessons from a 20-Year Accessibility Leader
Access all podcast transcripts here: https://ablr360.com/category/videos-podcasts/
What does accessibility actually mean in the workplace, and how can we move from meeting just the basic requirements to creating something that actually works for everyone?
In the latest episode of Access Granted, …
Reclaiming Sisterhood Mini Episode
In this mini-episode of Reclaiming Sisterhood, hosts Kim Casey and Adrienne Johnson go deeper—unpacking the masks Black women wear, the exhaustion of workplace culture, and the healing power of grace and authenticity. From navigating systemic pressures to embracing radical self-expression (yes, eve…
Episode 1: Leading from Healing – Live from “Becoming Together”
In this special live episode, recorded at Becoming Together, a two-day gathering hosted by Chicago Women in Philanthropy and Become, hosts Kim Casey and Adrienne Johnson sit down with Dr. Dominica McBride, CEO of Become and author of Becoming a Changemaker. Together, they unpack what it means to re…
Episode 6: Radical Rest: How Black Women Reclaim Time and Energy
What happens when Black women choose to pause in a world that expects us to grind?In this powerful episode of Reclaiming Sisterhood, Kim Casey sits down with author, former civil rights attorney, and former CEO Darlene Hightower to explore rest as resistance. Together, they unpack the weight Black …
Episode 7: DEI or Just PR? The Future of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Is diversity, equity, and inclusion work being dismantled — or simply revealing what was never deeply rooted?
In this episode, Kim Casey sits with Candace Moore to explore the current backlash against DEI and what it means for the future of justice work. From corporate about-faces to the silencing …
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