Sydney Badeau
I'm a disability rights advocate, plain- language strategist, and storyteller. I help people cut through jargon, and understand their rights, and share stories.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 14 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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The Power of Announcing Your Access Needs
In January I began working with a new boss and co-workers because of a change oversight of the organization where I work.
Before, my co-workers understood my access needs and how I communicate and work best. That helped me feel comfortable...
The Hidden Value of Self‑Taught Leaders
You don’t need a degree, title, or official recognition to have real knowledge or expertise especially if you’ve learned through lived experience, self-teaching, or necessity.
People fall into the trap of thinking, “I need a marketing degr...
Neurodivergent Employees Strengthen Organizations
Too many workplaces still see neurodivergent employees through a deficit lens: what their access needs are, what they struggle with, and what accommodations they require. Those conversations matter. Support matters. But when that becomes th...
May is Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Awareness Month always makes me remember the version of me who didn’t know things could get better.
Around ten years ago, I struggled deeply with depression and anxiety. It was a hard season of my life, and even though it’s n...
AI as a Support Tool, Not a Threat; A Neurodivergent Perspective
We talk a lot about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence (AI). We talk far less about the people it quietly empowers every day
We don’t talk nearly enough about how much AI helps disabled people and those who support them.
I started usi...
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I’m Sydney Badeau: a disability rights advocate, plain‑language strategist, and storyteller. I help people cut through jargon, understand their rights, and share stories.
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