Susie Rodgers outlines how the new guidance will help investors and companies, and why it's an important step forward in inclusion.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on the education of children with disabilities. Inclusive Futures has supported pupils to continue learning at home, and will work to get them back into education when schools reopen.
Worldwide, many people with disabilities have lost part or all their income as a result of restrictions imposed to control COVID-19. Inclusive Futures is providing immediate relief and long-term support for people with disabilities.
When COVID-19 struck, many people with disabilities were already taking part in our Inclusive Futures formal employment programme. The pandemic has had a significant impact: some people have lost their jobs, while others fear the economic impact of COVID-19 will reduce their chances of getting work. Here they share their stories.
Find out about our disability-inclusive COVID-19 work in Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and supporting the UK government.
Stigma and discrimination are huge barriers that people with disabilities face. Changing people's mindsets is not easy - but a a three-month programme led by BBC Media Action found that leading by example is vital to create real, lasting change.
The challenges for jobseekers with disabilities were complex before the economic impact of COVID-19. Now they not only have to overcome barriers of stigma and discrimination, but also convince businesses, which are struggling to stay afloat, that inclusion should still be a priority.
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