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Observed annually in October, National Disability Employment Awareness Month
(NDEAM) celebrates the contributions of America’s workers with disabilities past
and present and showcases supportive, inclusive employment policies and
practices. In recognition of the important role people with disabilities play in
a diverse and inclusive American workforce, the theme for NDEAM 2022
“Disability: Part of the Equity Equation.”

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In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), Secretary of
Labor Marty Walsh and ODEP’s Assistant Secretary Taryn Williams welcomed a group
of corporate employers and disability advocacy leaders recognized for their
innovative approaches to fostering mental health-friendly workplaces. Featured
guests included:

 * Frank Giampietro, Chief Well-Being Officer, EY Americas
 * Jon Murphy, Senior EAP Counselor, U.S. Congress, Employee Assistance
   Professionals Association
 * Katherine Pérez, Inaugural Director, Coelho Center for Disability Law,
   Policy, and Innovation
 * Sohini Stone, Chief Medical Officer for Global Employee Health, Google

The event, titled “NDEAM Employer Chat on Workplace Mental Health and
Well-Being,” emphasized the importance of supporting the needs of individuals
with mental health conditions in the workplace as the nation experiences a
mental health crisis driven, in part, by the pandemic. Panelists shared
strategies for promoting best practices for workplace mental health initiatives.

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NDEAM POSTER 2022

Description

The poster is rectangular in shape with a black colored chalkboard background
overlaid with mathematical equations. In the center of the poster, on a
diagonal, is a black rectangle bordered by small teal, yellow and red
rectangles. It features the 2022 NDEAM theme, “Disability: Part of the Equity
Equation,” along with an equation composed of several graphics: a circular photo
of a woman in a wheelchair working at a computer with colleagues, followed by a
plus sign, followed by a square image of a woman who uses crutches viewing a
document with a colleague, followed by an equal sign, followed by a light bulb
icon. Across the top of the rectangle in small, white letters are the words
National Disability Employment Awareness Month. Along the bottom in small white
letters is the hashtag “NDEAM” followed by ODEP’s website address, dol.gov/ODEP.
In the lower right corner in white lettering is the DOL seal followed by the
words “Office of Disability Employment Policy United States Department of
Labor.”

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Cartel del Mes Nacional de la Concientización Sobre la Discapacidad en el Empleo
(NDEAM) 2022

Descripción del Cartel

El cartel tiene forma rectangular con un fondo de pizarra de color negro
superpuesto con ecuaciones matemáticas. En el centro del cartel, en diagonal,
hay un rectángulo negro bordeado por pequeños rectángulos de color verde
azulado, amarillo y rojo. Presenta el tema del NDEAM 2022, “Disability: Part of
the Equity Equation” (“La Discapacidad: Parte de la Ecuación de Equidad”), junto
con una ecuación compuesta de varios gráficos: una foto circular de una mujer en
silla de ruedas trabajando en una computadora con colegas, seguida de un signo
más, seguido de una imagen cuadrada de una mujer que usa muletas viendo un
documento con un colega, seguida de un signo igual, seguido de un icono de
bombilla. A lo largo de la parte superior del rectángulo, en letras blancas
pequeñas, se encuentran las palabras “National Disability Employment Awareness
Month” (“Mes Nacional de la Concientización Sobre la Discapacidad en el
Empleo”). A lo largo de la parte inferior, en letras blancas pequeñas, está el
hashtag “NDEAM” seguido de la dirección del sitio web de ODEP, dol.gov/ODEP. En
la esquina inferior derecha, en letras blancas, se encuentra el sello del DOL
seguido de las palabras “Office of Disability Employment Policy, United States
Department of Labor” (“Oficina de Políticas de Empleo para Discapacitados,
Departamento del Trabajo de los Estados Unidos”).


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