Organizational Checklist Tool for Disability Inclusion

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Disability inclusion happens through a multilayered approach at shifting culture. The Organizational Checklist for Disability Inclusion is a practical guide with over 35 ideas designed to help nonprofits, foundations, and mission-driven organizations begin integrating disability inclusion into everyday operations, policies, and workplace culture.

This tool helps leaders to reevaluate hiring practices, onboarding processes, workplace culture, digital accessibility, and accommodations policies. Instead of overwhelming organizations with theory, the checklist focuses on clear, actionable steps teams can implement immediately.

Grounded in the understanding that people with disabilities have strengths and skills to offer, the guide encourages organizations to adopt a “disability lens” across their work—ensuring policies and workplace norms are designed so disabled professionals can thrive at every level, from entry-level staff to board leadership.

What’s Inside

This checklist helps leaders review recruiting, onboarding, policies & procedures, digital accessibility, workplace culture, and reasonable accommodations, offering clear, practical steps rather than abstract theory.

Across these sections, the checklist provides 35+ actionable ideas that organizations can use to assess their current practices and identify opportunities for improvement.

Who This Resource Is For

This tool is especially valuable for:

  • Nonprofit organizations and philanthropic foundations

  • Executive directors and nonprofit leaders

  • HR professionals and people operations teams

  • Board members

  • Organizational development professionals

It’s ideal for teams who want to build a more welcoming workplace, expand their talent pool, and ensure disabled professionals can meaningfully contribute across all levels of the organization.

Use this checklist for internal assessments, leadership discussions, HR policy reviews, or strategic planning around accessibility and disability inclusion.

Disability inclusion happens through a multilayered approach at shifting culture. The Organizational Checklist for Disability Inclusion is a practical guide with over 35 ideas designed to help nonprofits, foundations, and mission-driven organizations begin integrating disability inclusion into everyday operations, policies, and workplace culture.

This tool helps leaders to reevaluate hiring practices, onboarding processes, workplace culture, digital accessibility, and accommodations policies. Instead of overwhelming organizations with theory, the checklist focuses on clear, actionable steps teams can implement immediately.

Grounded in the understanding that people with disabilities have strengths and skills to offer, the guide encourages organizations to adopt a “disability lens” across their work—ensuring policies and workplace norms are designed so disabled professionals can thrive at every level, from entry-level staff to board leadership.

What’s Inside

This checklist helps leaders review recruiting, onboarding, policies & procedures, digital accessibility, workplace culture, and reasonable accommodations, offering clear, practical steps rather than abstract theory.

Across these sections, the checklist provides 35+ actionable ideas that organizations can use to assess their current practices and identify opportunities for improvement.

Who This Resource Is For

This tool is especially valuable for:

  • Nonprofit organizations and philanthropic foundations

  • Executive directors and nonprofit leaders

  • HR professionals and people operations teams

  • Board members

  • Organizational development professionals

It’s ideal for teams who want to build a more welcoming workplace, expand their talent pool, and ensure disabled professionals can meaningfully contribute across all levels of the organization.

Use this checklist for internal assessments, leadership discussions, HR policy reviews, or strategic planning around accessibility and disability inclusion.