National Disability Employment Awareness Month Helps Employers See Value of Disability Inclusion

This October will mark the 77th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month or NDEAM. People with disabilities make up a considerable portion of the workforce and this month recognizes their needs and contributions to workplaces across the country.

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Social Media: Creating Accessible Content by Indiana University

Social media is now a ubiquitous tool in modern life. With widespread access to these social networks, it has become a challenge to tailor its usability to everyone’s needs. See how social media can be made more accessible to people with disabilities here. 

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Demystifying the Americans with Disabilities Act: Practical and Legal Guidance for Employers 

Aspire and Earlywood Educational Services have partnered together this National Disability Employment Awareness Month for a virtual workshop presented by attorneys from the law firm of Church, Church, Hittle + Antrim. CCH+A will provide practical and legal guidance for employers as they are encouraged to tap into the vast potential of employees with disabilities. 

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Aspire Business Celebrations

September 29, 2022

Astral at Franklin Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting

Aspire Weekly Member Highlights

Renewed Member Investors

A Piece of Cake - Slice of Pie LLC 

ACCUPAY 

Drainage Solutions, Inc.

Honey Creek Tackle

HWC Engineering

Office360

Redwood Greenwood

Rees Restoration

New Member Investors

Arise Safety and CPR

Cornerstone Fitness Studio

ESS Clean, Inc.

eXp Realty - DeBoor Group

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Member Profile: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana

Big Brothers Big Sisters is a national organization with more than 300 local affiliates, and for more than 100 years we have operated under the belief that inherent in every child is potential. In Johnson County, 87% of the kids waiting are boys, many wait an average of around 2 years to be matched with a mentor. With that in mind, BBBSCI launched Men to Mentors: 75 Mentors in 75 Days.

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Member Updates

+ Schumacher Homes Construction Open House October 15

+ Franklin College Announces World-Class Speakers for National Trauma Journalism Symposium