YLAI Closing Forum Round Table Discussion: Redefining Inclusion
A roundtable conversation held during the YLAI Closing Forum on overcoming barriers, inclusive business strategies, and confronting inequality as a leader.
Tools & Resources
Creating agents of change in El Salvador with sustainable wearable art
“Everyone deserves to have equal opportunities, rights, and benefits,” says María Suriano, 2018 YLAI Fellow, and founder of Masshii.
Best practices to building an inclusive business
The YLAI Network consulted with a YLAI Fellowship alumni to illustrate their best practices for building an inclusive business, with insight from Betty Álvarez, René Espinoza, and Bibi la Luz González.
Challenging Gender Bias in Entrepreneurship: A YLAI Alumni Advisory Board Virtual Event
The YLAI Alumni Advisory Board is excited to invite you to an upcoming virtual event entitled “Challenging Gender Bias in Entrepreneurship.”
Why equality is not the same as equity
Understanding the difference between equality and equity is a great way to start thinking about treatment of others in your community and in your business.
Por qué la igualdad no es lo mismo que la equidad
Comprender la diferencia entre igualdad y equidad es una forma maravillosa de empezar a pensar sobre el trato que reciben otras personas en tu comunidad y en tu negocio.
5 ways to be an ally to marginalized groups
The best way you can help end exclusion and isolation for marginalized groups is to work on being a strong ally. Here’s where to start.
Cinco formas de ser un aliado de los grupos marginados
La mejor manera de ayudar a acabar con la exclusión y el aislamiento es trabajar para ser un fuerte aliado.
Seeing things differently: How one YLAI Fellow made accessibility his business
“Anyone can get lost,” says entrepreneur René Espinoza. “We all could use a guide sometimes.” René isn’t just talking about his app, Lazarillo, which helps make the world more accessible to people with low vision, but his own personal journey as well.
Ver las cosas de otro modo: Cómo un becario de YLAI hizo de la accesibilidad su negocio
“Cualquiera se puede perder,” dice el emprendedor René Espinoza. “A veces a todos nos vendría bien tener una guía.”