Any Chance of some Accessibility?
“You could live in my world but sometimes I can’t live in yours.” Paddy Smith
This week our Chancers talk about the importance of disability access, the fact that
People think about diversity and inclusion, but really you need to make people feel like they belong. Anna and Paddy delve into the conversation of what it’s like from both perspectives from being disabled as a friend, partner and family member to access in businesses whilst tackling some of the horror stories that were shared with Paddy through social media.
Our Expert of the week is the most fashionable, enthusiastic, gloriously handsome advocate for Disability access. Not only are we highlighting awareness to the flip the script we have also flipped to script this week and with our very own Paddy Smith as our expert, who better to continue the conversation than someone living this reality. Speaking openly, Paddy highlights that his whole identity is not around wanting to be helped, not wanting to be made feel disabled on a date and tips to level the playing field.
Our chancers encourage us to be curious and be self-aware of your surroundings.
This week our Chancers talk about the importance of disability access, the fact that
People think about diversity and inclusion, but really you need to make people feel like they belong. Anna and Paddy delve into the conversation of what it’s like from both perspectives from being disabled as a friend, partner and family member to access in businesses whilst tackling some of the horror stories that were shared with Paddy through social media.
Our Expert of the week is the most fashionable, enthusiastic, gloriously handsome advocate for Disability access. Not only are we highlighting awareness to the flip the script we have also flipped to script this week and with our very own Paddy Smith as our expert, who better to continue the conversation than someone living this reality. Speaking openly, Paddy highlights that his whole identity is not around wanting to be helped, not wanting to be made feel disabled on a date and tips to level the playing field.
Our chancers encourage us to be curious and be self-aware of your surroundings.
