Product Owner. Brother to adult with disabilities and champion for Accessibility for all. Advocate for Agile and charitable work. Woo is my standout strength.
Today we had our @CharlesSchwab Intern Academy Volunteer Day at @MarblesRaleigh and it was a fantastic time. Marbles CEO @jonmikefred even joined us for a bit! Thank you to our interns, we were proud to serve the community alongside you! #Schwab4Good#volunteer
It’s Schwab Volunteer Week! Fantastic morning with Schwabbies helping out our friends at the Wake Forest location of @WakeBGC. So excited to see some of our colleagues in person and to help out a B&G location we have a great and longstanding relationship with. #Schwab4Good
Honored and humbled to receive an Outstanding Community Service award. Recognition for my volunteer work not only with @CampCarefree but also with @CharlesSchwab Volunteer Week (specifically financial literacy with @WakeBGC) is truly inspiring and a source of pride and gratitude.
@BlondeHistorian Amy, if someone sees a person with a guide dog in a situation like this where the dog seems to be confused about how to get to the other side of the crossing, is there a way to offer assistance that would be helpful rather than harmful?
Deaf and disabled people should be able to marry whoever they love, but that is still not a reality in America. Deaf and disabled people should be able to become parents without the fear that social workers & others will take their kids away.
People repeatedly refuse to acknowledge I'm #blind & this is part of #ableism. Erasing my #disability is ableist. Treating me as though I can see, telling me I'm not "really" blind is ableist. Nondisabled people must do the work to understand #accessibility. #a11y
@HabenGirma Thank you Haben for reiterating such crucial reminders. I am reading your book right now and the descriptions on your photos are so powerful and I’m sure helpful.
Man boards bus after me, a wheelchair user, looks at me and says:”You people always hold me up. I’ve got places to go.”
Disabled people have places to go, too.
Disabled people are the ones who have been held up and held back by inaccessibility and exclusion.