Lia Stoll ♿️

„I am writing to wholeheartedly recommend Lia Stoll, whose exceptional work as a disability writer not only sheds light on crucial issues but also opens up avenues for meaningful conversation and action within the community. Lia’s dedication to amplifying the voices of individuals with disabilities through her poignant and insightful writing is both inspiring and transformative. What sets Lia apart is her firm belief in the synergy between human experience and technological advancements. In a world increasingly reliant on AI, Lia advocates for the indispensable value of lived experiences, especially in shaping technologies that are inclusive and beneficial for the disability community. Her work underscores the importance of not just leveraging AI for innovation but doing so in a way that is informed and enhanced by the real-world experiences of those with disabilities. Lia’s perspective is a crucial reminder of the need for a collaborative approach, where individuals with disabilities are not only consulted but are active participants in the design and implementation of technologies that affect their lives. Her advocacy for such a partnership is not just about ensuring accessibility; it’s about fostering equity, empathy, and excellence in every aspect of our societal advancements. Beyond her professional achievements, Lia’s compassion, integrity, and unwavering commitment to her cause make her a remarkable individual and a valuable asset to any team or project. I am confident that Lia will continue to drive impactful change and inspire those around her to consider deeper, more inclusive approaches to innovation and community building. For anyone looking to understand the intersection of disability rights and technology or seeking to make their projects more inclusive, Lia Stoll’s insights and contributions are indispensable. I look forward to witnessing the continued impact of her work and the positive changes it will undoubtedly bring to our community and beyond.“

„Thank you so much to Lia for the free accessibility guide. Lia & I have been connected for quite a while and I wanted to share what a champion she is for the disability & inclusion network! As a disabled person myself, I am super conscious about 'getting it right' with accessibility and inclusion. Indeed, I refer to the most important A.I of all, being accessibility and inclusion! I recently learned about the preferred emoji at the end of a sentence part, from Lia's amazing, helpful guide. I was always told beginning or end of the sentence, and not to get all 'over emojinal' as I call it. Meaning not to over use emoji's. I have changed the emoji's in my 'about me' section to reflect the emoji at the end of a sentence and use sparingly & in context, as per Lia's guide. I recommend anyone to download the guide & get in touch with Lia, if you have any questions. I already had loads of scheduled posts with emoji's at the beginning and LinkedIn doesn't like editing...so in the future I shall be posting using emoji's at the end of sentences. Many thanks for sharing this Lia. I will send to my team at @RuralMentalHealthMatters too! Well done too!! xx“