Chang Liu

Chang Liu is an Inclusive Design and DEI Leader with a distinguished 15+ year career dedicated to fostering equity, diversity, and inclusion across various industries. Chang has played pivotal roles at tech giants such as Google and Meta, steering transformative DEI strategies that have reshaped organizational cultures and product offerings.

Chang’s journey as an educator in the Communication Leadership (Comm Lead) program at the University of Washington is a natural progression of her passion for weaving DEI into the ethos of how technology is built. Her course offerings center on topics such as responsible innovation, inclusive design and product equity.

Chang brings her real-world experience, knowledge of DEI, and a wealth of insight to the Comm Lead classroom. She is committed to empowering the next generation of future technology leaders with the tools and strategies to make a meaningful impact in today’s rapidly evolving communication landscape.

Portrait of Chang Liu smiling in a photo studio
  • A medium portrait of George Abbott, a light skinned man, smiling. He is wearing a suit coat with a blue button up shirt beneath.

    Welcome George Abbott

    June 15th, 2021

    As an advocate for people with disabilities throughout my entire life, I am excited to bring my passion and experience to the Lighthouse team.

  • Portrait of President and CEO Cindy Watson, a light skinned, blonde haired woman holding a white cane.

    Letter from President and CEO Cindy Watson

    June 15th, 2021

    Despite all the difficulties and negative impacts caused by COVID-19, The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. persevered and remained robust, focused, and ever more dedicated to its mission.

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    Mae Mullen Becomes First Female DeafBlind CNC Operator

    November 20th, 2020

    When we feature the success stories of the Lighthouse, or highlight a program that needs community support, we interview employees and community members, and collaboratively write their story with them. On occasion, we get [...]