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Not my money, not my job, not me. DEI is on the retreat.

“We have money, too” is the phrase that made us laugh after a long, heartfelt conversation with friends with disabilities, with whom I often collaborate.

Not my money, not my job, not me. DEI is on the retreat.
Jun 30, 2025·1 min read

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Layshi Curbelo

Layshi Curbelo

Sobre Layshi

Layshi Curbelo is a Puerto Rican creative with more than ten years of experience in communication and design, always in pursuit of accessibility and inclusion. Layshi’s training combines advertising, UX and instructional design, but the work goes beyond titles. Layshi has designed digital experiences for organizations such as Sembrando Sentido, which promotes government transparency and the proper use of public funds in Puerto Rico, and the Courts Administration, making it easier for citizens to independently manage requests for protection orders and other urgent matters without having to go in person to a court or police station. Layshi has been a speaker and host at numerous international conferences, sharing a vision of inclusive and accessible design. Layshi is also passionate about podcasting, producing and hosting award-winning podcasts to educate and connect with the creative community.

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