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Inclusion & Disability

Inclusion & Disability

6 episodes
1 h 4 min

Breaking down barriers, promoting equal opportunities and ensuring everyone can take part in society: investigations, reports and analysis to understand the challenges of disability, inclusion and diversity.

01
Jane Hatton
Why employ a disabled person?
Jane Hatton · Founder & CEO
Simply because that person may have the exact skillset you need; or because you’re looking for extra resilience, particular determination, or the kind of creativity that comes from dealing with extra challenges every single day…
10:183 Aug 2026Read
02
Andy Canniford
Why do public service providers take advice from a charity?
Andy Canniford · Chief Development Officer
There is growing need for support for people across society, and the UK landscape of service provision is a complex one. Charity Catch22 addresses that complexity in many ways, most of them thoroughly hands-on, assisting and accompanying people, often one-to-one.
10:293 Mar 2026Read
03
Emma Goodwin
How to help the financially vulnerable avoid spiralling into debt ?
Emma Goodwin · Deputy CEO
The UK community interest company Fair for You was set up ten years ago to provide loans to the 20 million UK citizens classed as financially vulnerable as its deputy CEO, Emma Goodwin, explains.
10:4227 Oct 2025Read
04
Abb-d Taiyo
How can digital designers make the world a better place ?
Abb-d Taiyo · Co-founder and chief creative officer
By amplifying the track records of social justice and humanitarian organisations through digital storytelling at a price they can afford. The UK company Driftime has found ways of making top quality web design affordable for NGOs whose resources have been stripped away. Its co-founder and chief creative officer, Abb-d Taiyo, explains.
10:4627 Oct 2025Read
05
Sylvain Denoncin
Why are innovative solutions for disabled access critical to human rights and justice?
Sylvain Denoncin · CEO
10:3926 May 2025Read
06
Veronica d’Souza
Why provide women prisoners with skilled employment for a living wage?
Veronica d’Souza · Founder & Social Entrepreneur
What if employment could become a pathway to dignity and independence? Veronica d’Souza, Founder and Social Entrepreneur at Carcel, shares her vision of creating opportunities for women facing incarceration and challenging circumstances, while rethinking the role businesses can play in building more inclusive economic models.
10:3826 May 2025Read