The disability-related content on this site, written and collected by June, provides practices in emergencies, health, and disability, along with related archived information.
Disability Policy Consultant
June Isaacson Kailes (www.jik.com) owns a disability policy consulting practice and is a pioneer, leader, and innovator in health care, emergency management, aging with disability, stakeholder engagement, and hospitality. She is respected as a writer, trainer, researcher, policy analyst, subject matter expert, and advocate. The breadth and depth of her experience in disability, accessibility, and functional needs issues are widely recognized.
Services include:
- Replacing vague concepts of disability etiquette, sensitivity, awareness, and legal compliance with clear, impactful practices and measurable skill sets.
- Developing disability competencies and capabilities.
- Translating laws and regulations into clear, actionable, detailed, and sustainable building blocks and tools that address service gaps, prevent civil rights violations, and remove barriers, inequities, and disparities.
- Using the “how, who, what, where, when, and why” to achieve physical, programmatic, communication, and equipment access!
- Providing follow-up technical support.
- Presenting keynote addresses, workshops, and seminars (remote and in-person).
- Facilitating Communities of Practice.
Clients include:
- Local, state, federal, and international governments
- Disability-led, disability-focused, community-based organizations
- Emergency management and health care consultants
- Health plans, clinics, medical centers, systems
- Legal firms and services
- Colleges and universities
- Accrediting organizations
- Research and training centers
- Grant makers