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What the Arts and Hospitality Taught Me About Inclusion

In this series, All is for All is offering paid writing opportunities to budding professionals, Zoe is the first entry.

21-year-old Zoe Elvin shares how living with a physical disability has built her greatest professional strengths: problem-solving, daily adaptation, and resilience. In this post, Zoe challenges employers to look past health and safety assumptions, focus on individual potential, and embrace the true value of inclusive hiring.

Zoe Elvin

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Disability Supports in Aotearoa

At times, people reach out to us asking for support. We understand that at times the disability sector is hard to navigate. To make it easier for you to find the right support, Natalie and Grace have created this list.

Natalie Robinson
Natalie Robinson
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Inclusive Code Awarded Gold at the Best Awards

The Inclusive Code has clinched a prestigious Gold Pin at the recent Best Design Awards.

Grace Stratton
Grace Stratton
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Disability Support Services Announcements Reflect Consultation Findings

At the start of this year, a significant piece of work for our team was supporting Disability Support Services on their nationwide consultation. 

Grace Stratton
Grace Stratton
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Our work with incarcerated survivors of abuse in care

Our work engaging with survivors of abuse in care who are in prison - was some of the most important work I've had the privilege to be part of. 

Grace Stratton
Grace Stratton
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Tips for making your production accessible and asking for accomodations

Natalie discusses the opportunity for accessible sets, and provides some tips for accessibility being achieved. This requires disabled people, and the industry, to do their part!

Natalie Robinson
Natalie Robinson
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Outside the athlete's bubble: A Paralympian's experience working at the Games

Bronze medallist Rebecca McDonald shares her experience of both sides of the Paralympic coin: first as an athlete, and then later as a Media Liaison working at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games. 

Rebecca McDonald
Rebecca McDonald
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Redefining vulnerability: How breaking norms benefits business

With the impending introduction of new legislation, financial institutions should rethink their approach to "vulnerable" customers. Traditional definitions are too narrow and based on stereotypes, limiting opportunities for both businesses and individuals. By embracing a broader understanding of vulnerability, financial firms can create more inclusive products and services, tap into a significant market segment, and foster greater customer loyalty and trust. This shift not only benefits those traditionally labeled as vulnerable but also opens doors to innovation and growth for the entire industry.

Rebecca McDonald
Rebecca McDonald