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I would suggest extending the proof points to take into account evidence of the degree to which the inclusive culture established by the organization is actually resulting in inclusive practices.
How satisfied are employees, customers and others with disabilities with their interactions with the organization? Do they believe they are being included appropriately and that their needs are being met? To what extent do they regard the organization's employees as open to learning more about the needs of people with disabilities and willing to improve practices further?
The underlying suggestion here is to evaluate the organization's culture, in part, by considering the quality of the interactions that take place with people with disabilities - evidence of the practical effects of the culture in concrete situations.
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This relates to issue #91.
I would suggest extending the proof points to take into account evidence of the degree to which the inclusive culture established by the organization is actually resulting in inclusive practices.
The underlying suggestion here is to evaluate the organization's culture, in part, by considering the quality of the interactions that take place with people with disabilities - evidence of the practical effects of the culture in concrete situations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: