Scope supports businesses with disability inclusion.
We want a society where all disabled staff, jobseekers and consumers have equal access. We also understand the challenges businesses have with accessibility and inclusion.
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A beginners guide to digital accessibility
Technology gives disabled people access to the digital world, from shopping to employment. But many businesses and employers are not accessible. Find out how to get started with accessibility today.
Spotlight interview: Benefits of including disability in EDI
We interview our Head of Inclusion, Eve Berteen about Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI). Eve talks about why EDI needs to include disability.
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We’re fighting for equality. To help get this for disabled people, we work with businesses to help them with disability inclusion and accessibility. Our goal is to make sure all businesses are inclusive for their disabled employee and disabled customers.
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Latest articles
Supporting disabled employees
Celia Chartres-Aris is a disabled founder and investor. She discusses barriers disabled employees face in the workplace. And she explores how businesses can do better to support them.
Updates to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2)
There is a new version of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. We explore the new additions to the guidelines and share our view on the changes.
Attracting more disabled customers and the Purple Pound
The spending power of disabled people is estimated to be worth billions a year. But accessibility issues mean many businesses are missing out on this market.
Using disability inclusive language in the workplace
People may worry about saying the wrong thing when it comes to disability at work. But it's important this doesn't exclude disabled people entirely. Read our principles of inclusive language in the workplace.
The social model of disability for businesses
The social model of disability can help us all create a more inclusive society. Find out what it is and why your business should use it.