Josh Loebner Opinion Contributor Josh Loebner serves as director of strategy at Designsensory, a Knoxville, T.N.-based advertising agency, and authors the blog advertisinganddisability.com. He is earning his Ph.D. from Clemson University in rhetorics, communication and information design, focusing on advertising and disability, and serves on the City of Knoxville Mayor’s Council on Disability Issues. Josh is the recipient of the American Advertising Federation’s Silver Medal for efforts toward greater inclusion of people with disabilities in advertising. He is partially blind and visually impaired, but he always clearly sees the best in everyone. Voice Covid-19 Advertising Has Had a Glaring Lack of Disability Inclusion Among the PSAs and brand messages of hope, disability is somehow not part of creative considerations. Voice 5 Ways to Make Job Interviews Less Awkward and More Accessible Look beyond diversity and inclusion quotas. Voice Agencies Need to Implement Accessibility Measures When Designing Websites Going beyond just meeting ADA compliance. Voice Agencies Need to Better Connect Disability With Diversity and Inclusion Efforts Rather than only thinking about it during the Paralympics.