In this powerful conversation, Debra Kasowski sits down with Diana Dimmock, an advocate for accessibility and inclusion who champions the importance of designing environments where everyone feels seen, supported, and able to belong.

Together, they explore what true accessibility really means—beyond ramps and elevators—to include body diversity, neurodiversity, and lived experiences of those with visible and invisible disabilities. Diana shares her insights on how organizations can move from compliance to compassion, ensuring that workplaces, events, and communities become places of dignity and belonging for all.

This episode invites listeners to reimagine how we think about inclusion, challenge assumptions, and become intentional about creating spaces where every body and every voice matters.