Press & Recognition

Northwest Center is grateful when our mission of disability inclusion and anti-ableism is amplified and recognized through media coverage and award recognition. Thank you for reading, watching, and sharing!

Woman sitting down with a dog. npr.

A new work anxiety: Will I be penalized for working from home?

Want a More Inclusive Workplace? Great, but Don’t Overlook Disabled Individuals

Disability, DEI and How to Equip Your Space for the Whole Employee

Person in a wheelchair working at a desk. Fast Company.

COVID showed us how to create work that finally includes people with disabilities

Seattle's Child

Early education is in crisis, but local services can help

The Great Re-Engagement Shifting mindsets for disability inclusion in the workplace

Love In Action

Marcel Schwantes interviews Northwest Center CEO Gene Boes

Inc. Magazine

5 Ways to Make Your Workplace More Inclusive for What Is Now the Largest Minority Population

American Network of Community Options and Resources (ANCOR)

ANCOR Foundation Direct Support Professional of the Year Award: Senior Employment Consultant Shannon Ramsey

Cornerstone employee standing in front of a building.

ANCOR Foundation Community Builder Award: Northwest Center Employment Partner Cornerstone General Contractors, Inc.

Two people smiling at a knitting yarn supplier. The Seattle Times.

Breaking barriers: Create an inclusive workplace that works for all

Thrifting a Force for Good

Puyallup holiday light display collects donations for charity in final year

WA Governor’s Award for Small Private Employer: Northwest Center Employment Partner Bean Box

Ragan Communications CSR & Diversity Award: Northwest Center Virtual Derby Event

IMPACT works to promote inclusive preschooling in King County

Local South End Summer Programs Thrive with $1 Million in Support from DEEL

How inclusive early learning benefits children, families, communities and the workforce

Northwest Center continues to be a champion of inclusion

two photos of kids. first row on black and white, second row color. The Seattle Times.

50 years after Education for All, what’s next for inclusive education?