What we do

We empower brands and businesses to embrace disability as a cultural lens.

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Led by lived experience, we use our unique perspective to help our clients unlock the power of disability inclusion.

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What do we mean by ‘accessibility’?


Accessibility means campaigns, products, and services that can be authentically enjoyed by disabled people. It’s about removing all possible barriers, both online and off. Creating equal opportunity for everyone to share the same experiences, and ensuring those experiences realise the full vision of disabled people’s rights.

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We take a bespoke approach, tailoring what we do to deliver what our clients need.

Consultancy

Needs Analysis, Audits, and Recommendations
Policy, Systems, and Processes That Implement Accessibility
Thought Leadership & Problem Solving
Consulting for Products, Services, and Experiences
Educational Seminars and Workshops
Partnerships & Design Collaborations

Communications

Full-Service Communications with Embedded Accessibility and Inclusive Design
Accessible Campaign Creation
Accessible Communications Strategy
Accessible Content Creation (including Production)

Customer experience

Accessible Customer Experience Design
End-to-End Accessibility Design
Vulnerable Customer Service and Experience Design
Universal and Inclusive Design Principles Implementation

Casting

Casting Disabled Models & Talent
Assembling Diverse Creative Project Teams
Accessible Speaking & Presenting
Diverse Professional Partnerships

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Our work spans from the health industry to high fashion, across Aotearoa, New Zealand and around the world.

Our work