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Disability-Founded Startups: Entrepreneurs Turning Lived Experience into Innovation

Profiles of startups founded by people with disabilities, including Be My Eyes, Eone Timepieces, Purple, Inclusively, Fable, and Open Style Lab, exploring how lived experience drives product innovation and the competitive advantage of designing from the margins.

12.2.2026

From Sheltered Workshops to Competitive Employment: How the Model Is Changing

Tracing the evolution from sheltered workshops to competitive integrated employment, covering Employment First policies in the US, supported internships in the UK, Germany's Inklusionsbetriebe, the Netherlands' transition from sociale werkvoorziening to the Participatiewet, and the evidence base for inclusive employment.

12.2.2026

10 Companies Leading the Way in Disability Inclusion (2025)

Profiles of ten global companies setting the standard for disability inclusion, from Microsoft's neurodiversity hiring program to Unilever's Disability Confident Leader status, with details on their programs, initiatives, and measurable results.

12.2.2026

The Business Case for Disability Inclusion: ROI Data and Metrics

Hard data on the ROI of disability inclusion, featuring the Accenture study showing 28% higher revenue, retention improvements, accommodation cost realities, the $13 trillion disability market, and ESG reporting trends.

12.2.2026

Building a Neurodiversity Hiring Program: Lessons from SAP, Microsoft, and JPMorgan

Step-by-step guide to building a neurodiversity hiring program, with detailed lessons from SAP Autism at Work, Microsoft Hiring Academy, and JPMorgan Autism at Work programs, plus guidance for smaller companies.

12.2.2026

Case Study: Microsoft Autism Hiring Program

How Microsoft redesigned their hiring process to tap into neurodivergent talent, and what other employers can learn.

9.2.2026