Speaker Programs in Disabilities/Disability Awareness

Challenging people to examine their own judgements of people with disabilities. (MORE)

When Jeff and his wife realized that their daughter was not progressing at the same rate as their older child, they began to worry. They had no idea that Julia's development would essentially end at the 18 month mark or the challenges they would encounter as they worked to give her the most rewarding life they could. Jeff has confessed that his presentation, Julia's Smile, is both his most r... (MORE)

Krishna’s accident helped him realize the importance of blood donation. The need for blood is constant and donors are essential to maintain a healthy and reliable supply. Krishna will “custom-tailor” his presentation for your audience, your needs and your objectives. He will appeal to all age groups and professions. (MORE)

One child in every 50 struggles with problems within the autism spectrum. Most of them encounter adults who don't understand the whys of their actions and behaviors. Many interventions become aversive and emotionally draining. Learn about the history of understanding these children. Develop interventions and accommodations to help them succeed in their daily lives Help create programs t... (MORE)

Modern technology has opened the doors to employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. Organizations intending to integrate individuals with disabilities can benefit from training on social etiquette & Compliance in order to facilitate an environment where all team members can perform at their highest level of productivity. This training is offered to cover the topics of ADA compliance,... (MORE)

This is Al’s signature keynote. Since motorcycle crashes come in about a million different shapes, Al shares his life story in a humorous and dramatic way that helps people believe in their own possibilities. Note: A marketing packet, PowerPoint, and handouts are available for this keynote presentation. Learning Objectives: 1. Audiences are inspired to believe in their own possibilities... (MORE)