Discover the inspiring journey of Leah Katz-Hernandez, the first-ever Deaf person to serve as West Wing Receptionist, in this powerful 15-minute TEDxKyoto talk. Explore her relentless advocacy for equal access in the deaf, disability, and Latinx-Hispanic communities across public and tech sectors. Gain valuable insights into the importance of inclusion in society and the workplace, and learn how technology and policy can empower marginalized communities. Drawing from her experiences as Senior Manager at Microsoft and her time in the Obama administration, Katz-Hernandez shares profound lessons on accessibility, diversity, and the impact of representation. Delve into her extensive work with various organizations, including the American Association of People with Disabilities and Gallaudet University, and understand how her unique perspective continues to shape conversations around inclusivity and equal opportunities.
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Empowering Communities Through Access and Inclusion | Leah Katz-Hernandez | TEDxKyoto
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