INCIGHT

02/18/2026

Have you ever been defined by a label that didn’t fully capture who you are?

“The Than, More Than, I Am” by Kendall Konnick (.konick) a powerful personal story about identity, neurodiversity, and reframing assumptions.

Kendall is a first-year Cultural Anthropology student at the University of California, Davis, an advocate who has faced and challenged stereotypes about dyslexia, autism, and dysgraphia throughout their life. From being misunderstood in childhood to graduating valedictorian and now building community and advocacy on campus, Kendall’s story shows that our differences aren’t deficits — they are strengths. 

📖 Take a moment to read the most recent story from The UNDERSTANDING Digital — check out the Linktree in our bio, or the link below:
https://www.incight.org/post/the-than-more-than-i-am

02/16/2026

Reminder to join us for our upcoming job fair on February 24! Please view the shared post below for more information and to register! 

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting, we have an opportunity for you!

Join us on Tuesday, February 24th for our Hidden Creek Community Center Job Fair from 10:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.

Connect Directly with Hiring Employers! Learn about open positions, hiring expectations, and next steps straight from employers. Some job seekers may even be invited to interview on the spot. Your next opportunity may be just one conversation away!

Take the next step in your career journey — reserve your spot now by viewing the Linktree in our Instagram bio, or the link below:
www.jobsnow.org/events

02/13/2026

In Part 2 of our series on Disability & AI, we explore the ‘speedbumps’ in the code. When algorithms are trained on ‘scraped’ data, they often view the nuances of disability—like a non-standard speech pattern or a mobility aid—as a ‘glitch’ rather than a human reality. 📲

“I believe we have to look past the grid. We can’t fix a broken story just by polishing the prose; we have to go back to the bones of the plot and ensure the logic is internally consistent for everyone.” - Mitch Blatt, Editor in Chief for The Understanding 🌎

Read more about why the ‘Black Box’ of AI needs a human in the loop from the latest publication of The Understanding Digital at the Linktree in our Instagram bio, or below:
https://www.incight.org/post/disability-ai-ii-cyber-curb-cut-meet-cyber-speedbump

02/11/2026

Reminder for students with disabilities from Oregon, Washington, and California: be sure to apply to our scholarship program! Applications open until April 15, 2026. Take the next step of unlocking your future!

🎓 INCIGHT Scholarship Program 🎓

Dreaming of higher education? INCIGHT is here to support students with disabilities on their academic journey. Since 2004, INCIGHT has awarded 1,000+ scholarships, helping students access education, opportunity, and a future full of potential.

✨ Why apply?
• Scholarships for students with disabilities pursuing higher education
• Access to INCIGHT’s career readiness and life-after-school resources
• A community invested in your long-term success

🗓 Application Deadline: April 15, 2026
🔗 Learn more & apply: incight.org/scholarship

Tag a student, educator, or family member who should know about this opportunity 💛

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A person in a graduation gown raises a graduation cap in the air against a green background. Text reads “Scholarship Program” with details about INCIGHT’s scholarship for students with disabilities, the application deadline of April 15, 2026, and the INCIGHT logo.

02/05/2026

Here is a fun post as we hop on the 2016 trend from the INCIGHT staff! 😊

02/04/2026

Our Editor in Chief for The Understanding Digital, Mitch Blatt, recently sat down with the team at to talk about more than just beer. The establishment is a masterclass in building a ‘Deaf Ecosystem’—a space where accessibility isn’t an afterthought, but the foundation. 🍻

From local food vendors to the historic ‘Huddle’ at Gallaudet University right down the street, this story explores what happens when a community builds a world that actually includes them. 🌎

Check out the full story at the Linktree in our Instagram bio, or visit the link below:
www.incight.org/post/the-silent-majority

02/03/2026

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting, we have an opportunity for you!

Join us on Tuesday, February 24th for our Hidden Creek Community Center Job Fair from 10:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.

Connect Directly with Hiring Employers! Learn about open positions, hiring expectations, and next steps straight from employers. Some job seekers may even be invited to interview on the spot. Your next opportunity may be just one conversation away!

Take the next step in your career journey — reserve your spot now by viewing the Linktree in our Instagram bio, or the link below:
www.jobsnow.org/events

01/30/2026

🎓 Friendly reminder: The INCIGHT Scholarship application is open! ✨

If you’re a student with a disability in Oregon, Washington, or California and planning to pursue higher education, there’s still time to apply. This scholarship supports students who show community involvement, perseverance, and a commitment to their education.

Whether you’re headed to a university, community college, trade school, or graduate program, INCIGHT wants to support you in your journey!

🗓️ Application deadline: April 15, 2026 (midnight PT)
👉 Apply at the Linktree in our Instagram bio, or below:
www.incight.org/scholarship

Don’t miss this opportunity — share with someone who should apply! 💙

01/28/2026

We were delighted to host 59 participants on January 27, 2026 for our largest Get Ahead Event turnout ever— titled “I Am Invisible No More®: Navigating the Job Search with Invisible Disabilities”, presented by Wayne Connell, Founder, President & CEO of Invisible Disabilities Association.

Wayne shared powerful insights, practical tools, and an important message about visibility, inclusion, and disclosure in the workplace. We’re grateful to everyone who joined us and helped make this event such a success!

Please check out the Linktree in our Instagram bio, or the link below to view the recap and recording of our most recent Get Ahead event:
https://www.incight.org/post/getahead-event-i-am-invisible-no-more

01/26/2026

Reminder to join us for our next Get Ahead event! tomorrow January 27 at 10 AM, Invisible Disabilities Association will discuss how you can navigate the job market with an invisible disability. Register below if you plan to attend. We hope you can join us!

Join us for our next Get Ahead Event on Tuesday, Jan. 27th, from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

I Am Invisible No More® Navigating the Job Search with Invisible Disabilities

Join us for a powerful, practical workshop designed to support job seekers navigating invisible disabilities in today’s workforce.

Workshop Highlights:
• Reclaim your voice and confidence
• Reframe disability as a strategic asset
• Navigate selective disclosure with clarity
• Master reasonable accommodations
• Build partnerships rooted in mutual respect

Featuring Wayne Connell Founder & President, Invisible Disabilities Association. Wayne Connell leads the Invisible Disabilities® Association, a global nonprofit founded in 1996 to ensure people living with invisible disabilities are truly Invisible No More®. Drawing on decades of leadership and lived experience as a caregiver, Wayne is a sought-after speaker and co-author of But You LOOK Good!—empowering individuals to navigate invisible disabilities and thrive professionally.

📌 Empower. Advocate. Thrive.

Register today in the link below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/navigating-the-job-search-with-invisible-disabilities-tickets-1979763346463?aff=oddtdtcreator

01/23/2026

“Disability is a strength. Our number one issue is still old attitudes toward us, and those old attitudes see us as helpless and unable and disability can make you very strong and very able.” -Ed Roberts

Ed Roberts attended UC Berkeley and was a member of the group the Rolling Quads. He was a pioneering disability leader and is often referred to as the father of Independent Living. Today INCIGHT celebrates Ed Roberts Day!