Purple Planet: How to create high impact disability ERG/Networks in global organisations

Purple Planet: How to create high impact disability ERG/Networks in global organisations

With the generous support of the International Labour Organisation and Eli Lilly and Company, PurpleSpace has published a resource that articulates the impact of disability ERGs/Networks in global companies and outlines how to accelerate their growth.

 

The resource incorporates insights and experiences from over 35 global Disability ERG/Network Leaders and DEI professionals from across the PurpleSpace community.

 

The organisations that contributed to this resource have created disability-focused communities in over 56 countries.

 

Global disability ERG/Networks and their leaders are creating extraordinary impact from successfully advocating for the establishment of a global accessibility department to the simple but powerful act of connecting individuals who feel completely isolated, with a vibrant community of colleagues who share their experiences.



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