The final episode of the WeThe15: Access All Areas podcast summarises the best of the series, showcasing the great work that has been achieved and paves the way for more to come in advancing the rights for persons with disabilities (PWD).
Ahead of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, the WeThe15: Access All Areas podcast released its eighth episode on the topic of sport, featuring International Paralympic Committee (IPC) President Andrew Parsons and one of the most decorated Paralympians of her generation, US wheelchair racer Tatyana McFadden.
In the seventh episode of the WeThe15: Access All Areas podcast, broadcaster and host Andy Stevenson is joined by British Paralympic swimmer turned entrepreneur Liz Johnson and Rodrigo Hubner Mendes, founder and CEO of the Rodrigo Mendes Institute, to discuss the importance of making education accessible and inclusive.
In the sixth episode of the WeThe15: Access All Areas podcast, Head of Inclusive Design Accessibility and Inclusion at Microsoft, Christina Mallon, and Global Head of Inclusive Design at Wunderman Thompson, Dr Josh Loebner, discuss products and design for persons with disabilities with broadcaster and host Andy Stevenson.
The fifth episode of the WeThe15: Access All Areas podcast features two former performers with disabilities now taking on Hollywood to improve opportunities in the entertainment industry.
The fourth podcast of the WeThe15: Access All Areas focuses on the theme of business and employment and features Founder of Mitti Café, Alina Alam and Global DEI Adviser at Sanofi, Iulia Brehuescu in conversation with broadcaster and host Andy Stevenson.
The third episode of the WeThe15: Access All Areas podcast features two Paralympians turned politicians and focuses on representation of PWD in government and politics.
The need for universal design, greater access to assistive technology, and the necessity to increase the number of persons with disabilities in design are just some of the themes explored in the second episode
To coincide with July’s Disability Pride Month, the WeThe15 campaign launched a new nine-part podcast series on 1 July to highlight issues of representation for persons with disabilities across various sectors and industries.
100 Slovenia athletes and para-athletes mark 500 days to Paris 2023 with with one message: We're all equal in sport!
WeThe15 has added United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) as its 19th partner, further strengthening the coalition of international organisations behind the initiative.
WeThe15 picked up a second major accolade in 48 hours on 29 September. At the Creative Moment Awards in London, Great Britain, WeThe15 was awarded Most Creative Diversity and Inclusion Campaign of the Year, hot off the heels of winning the Inclusion Award at Tuesday night’s 2022 Leaders Sports Awards.