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• The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Office of Accessibility and VSA

  The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Kennedy Center) is the United States' National Cultural Center, located in Washington, D.C. Named in 1964 as a memorial to President John F. Kennedy, it opened on September 8, 1971. The center showcases a wide range of performance arts, including theater, dance, opera, and both classical and modern music. As a public–private partnership, the Kennedy Center’s activities extend beyond performances to include educational, social impact, and accessibility initiatives. It serves as the home of the Washington National Opera, the National Symphony Orchestra, and the Office of Access/VSA. At the Office of Accessibility and VSA, we are dedicated to expanding access to the arts for people with disabilities. Our mission is to create opportunities for individuals of all ages and abilities to engage in, learn through, and participate in the arts. To ensure the arts are accessible to everyone—from children to older adults—we work to make Kennedy Center performances and facilities inclusive for all audiences. We provide resources, programs, and opportunities for educators, cultural administrators, and emerging as well as professional artists with disabilities. The Kennedy Center also hosts an international community of practice, including the annual Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability (LEAD), which convenes over 950 professionals focused on accessibility in cultural spaces and experiences. Additionally, we support pre-K–12 arts education and provide pathways for individuals with disabilities to pursue creative careers.
  United States of America

• Salesforce

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• Mexican Business Council

  The Mexican Business Council is a civil association that emerged in 1962 and is made up of 60 Mexican entrepreneurs committed to promoting the social welfare and economic development of the country. (Source: Website)
  Mexico

• The Arc of the United States

  The Arc is the largest national community-based organization advocating for and with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and serving them and their families. They work to uphold tje vision that every individual and family living with I/DD in the United States has access to the information, advocacy, and skills they need to support their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes. (Source: Website)
  United States of America

• Avalon Employment, Inc.

  While deeply rooted in local communities, the organization's influence stretches globally, having implemented employment programs and shared knowledge across Southeast Asia and Canada, and spoken about their work worldwide. This global perspective, juxtaposed with a local approach, reflects the organization's philosophy: to act locally but think globally. This vision has propelled the organization into international recognition, demonstrating that even a small not-for-profit from Newfoundland can effect significant change on a global scale. The organization's most notable achievement is the autism pilot program, a groundbreaking initiative that has transformed from concept to pilot to a fully-fledged program. This initiative has not only received government funding but has also been recognized internationally, winning an award presented at the UN in Vienna in 2021. This acknowledgment by over 1,000 experts from around the world as one of the top 75 employment practices globally is a testament to the organization's innovative approach and its significant impact on the neurodiverse community. The essence of the organization extends beyond its employment services; it embodies a collective of problem solvers and innovators who are not afraid to take risks. This culture of innovation and resilience is what makes the organization not just a service provider but a beacon of hope and a model of excellence in social entrepreneurship. The organization's ability to reflect on both successes and failures, to learn and evolve, and to maintain a balance between ambition and groundedness, exemplifies a dynamic and sustainable model for social impact.
  Canada

• BeeLine Reader

  BeeLine Reader is a softwarte company with the mission of making reading easier. (Source: Website)
  United States of America

• York University Canada

  Canada

• Infinite Flow Dance

  United States of America

• AMAC - Accessibility Solutions & Research Center

  AMAC Accessibility provides practical solutions for real challenges faced daily by individuals with disabilities. AMAC offers corporate, governmental and nonprofit memberships for services, including disability compliance consultation, braille, captioning, accessible digital content and assistive technology. Our services are affordable, ensuring your environments become and remain accessible. (Source: Website)
  United States of America

• Victoria Hand Project

  At Victoria Hand Project, we are dedicated to transforming lives by providing innovative prosthetic solutions for individuals affected by upper limb disabilities. Our mission is to deliver functional, affordable, and accessible 3D-printed prosthetic hands that empower users to regain independence and improve their quality of life. By collaborating with local health professionals and communities worldwide, we ensure personalized care, training, and ongoing support tailored to each individual's needs. Through cutting-edge technology and a commitment to inclusivity, we are breaking down barriers to prosthetic care, creating opportunities, and driving advancements for a more equitable future.
  Canada