# Tiffany Yu
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tiffany yu is an entrepreneur and disability rights advocate.
Yu was raised in Bethesda, Maryland and became disabled in a car accident, at the age of 9. In 2009, while studying at Georgetown University, Yu founded Diversability, a social enterprise whose mission is to change the stigma surrounding disabilities and create community.
250 Milestone - Confidence, Connection, and Confronting Sexual Ableism
Episode 250: Celebrating 250 Episodes of Dating, Relationships, and Disability
Marking episode 250 with a look back at why this show exists and what it's covered since October 2021. Kathy founded the show to be a comprehensive resource helping people with disabilities navigate dating with confiden…
Ep. 18: Disability Joy: Celebrating Disability Pride Month with Lachi
In honor of Disability Pride Month, Joy and Jenelle welcome Lachi, 2024 USA Today Woman of the Year, award-winning recording artist, Recording Academy National Trustee, CEO of RAMPD, and author of I Identify as Blind.
This is a conversation that challenged the way Joy and Jenelle think about disab…
Disability Pride Month: Why Tiffany Yu, Diversability, Founder Built Her Virtual-First Community
Tiffany Yu, Diversability, Founder, did a summer internship at Goldman Sachs and immersed in different employee resource groups or affinity groups that they have for their employees, for Asian employees, women employees, disabled employees and our allies. Tiffany realized that if Goldman Sachs has …
The Anti-Ableist Manifesto Author on Why the Burden Always Falls on Us | Tiffany Yu
At nine years old, Tiffany Yu was in a car accident that took her father's life and permanently paralyzed one of her arms. For the next ten years, she told no one. She wore long sleeves year-round, even through hot Washington D.C. summers, and told people her dad was away on a trip.
In this episode…
Tiffany Yu on Surfing, Disability Advocacy, and Building Inclusive Communities
In this episode of the Sea Together Podcast, I sit down with disability advocate, author, and entrepreneur Tiffany Yu. Tiffany shares her personal story, reflects on disability representation in outdoor spaces, and offers thoughtful insights on what it takes to build communities where everyone feel…
What It’s Really Like to Lose Your Father and the Use of Your Arm at Nine Years Old
In this episode of What It's Really Like, I sit down with disability advocate, entrepreneur, and author Tiffany Yu for an honest conversation about identity, belonging, and creating change.Tiffany shares how growing up as an Asian American woman shaped her experience with disability, the challenges…
Standout Authors: She Couldn't Type Her Book, So She Spoke It Instead: Tiffany Yu's Author Journey
What if the tool everyone else uses isn’t the only way in?
Tiffany Yu is the author of The Anti-Ableist Manifesto and the founder of Diversability, an organization she built to help disabled people move through what she calls their shame-to-pride transformation.
She was in a car accident at nine ye…
Making it to the World's Top 10 Paraclimbing Athletes with Tiffany Yu
In this inspiring and eye-opening episode of Making It with Jess Ekstrom, Jess sits down in person with disability advocate, social entrepreneur, and author Tiffany Yu. Tiffany reflects on acquiring her disability at nine years old after a traumatic car accident that permanently paralyzed her arm. …
Tiffany Yu on Disability Rejection, The Exclusion Effect, and Turning Exclusion into a Redemption Journey
What if the deepest rejection isn't one loud "no," but the quiet ones that pile up until you stop noticing them?
Alice is joined by Tiffany Yu — CEO and founder of Diversability, three-time TEDx speaker, and author of The Anti-Ableist Manifesto — who was nine years old when a car accident took her …
Visible and Invisible Disability: with Jennifer Chassman Browne and Dr. Arielle Dance
On this episode, I had the pleasure of talking with two remarkable women: Jennifer Chassman Browne, a lifelong educator and author currently finishing her book See Us Know Us: Profiles of Disability, and Dr. Arielle Dance, an award-winning children's book author, poet, and disability advocate. Both…
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I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
