Not only are people who are blind or visually impaired interested in building a career, they are also well-educated, well-prepared, and ultimately well-suited for the workforce.
If it wasn't clear before, the past year and a half solidified the idea that inclusivity in the corporate world doesn't just happen. It takes conscious, continuous effort on behalf of employers. This is even more true when building an inclusive workplace for people with disabilities.
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