People who helped people with disabilities
Meet disabled leaders, advocates, teachers, doctors, and inventors who expanded access, communication, rights, choice, and belonging.
Meet the people Access and inclusion
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Before you start
49 people who opened doors
Teachers, inventors, lawyers, doctors, athletes, and organisers — many of them disabled themselves — who changed what disabled people are allowed to do.
- What they were up against
The rule, the locked door, or the assumption that stood in their way.
- Where you see it today
The braille, the ramp, the caption, or the law you can still point at.
- Why it matters
One clear contribution per person, in plain language, on one card.
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