The theme for this year’s Disability History Month is ‘Disability: Leadership, Research and Culture’ – and this is how our motivational disability speakers can help…

People with disabilities still often face prejudice; in a world made for able-bodied people,  people with disabilities are often overlooked. That’s where our superb disability speakers come to the fore.

But we know that businesses and events are adapting and wanting to be more inclusive. Whether that’s making sure your venue is wheelchair and guide-dogs friendly or putting extra measures in place so you could hire someone who’s deaf or blind. 

And with a better understanding, we can provide even more opportunities and support to those with a disability. 

Our disability speakers are available to share their own experiences and discuss topics that are of everyday concern for disabled people.  From equality and prejudice to overcoming adversity, identity, self-acceptance and so much more…

We are fortunate enough to be working alongside some incredible talents for this year’s Disability History Month, including; Claire Lomas (pictured top), Winston Ben Clements, Katie Piper, Michael Mcgrath, Ade Adepitan (pictured below), Steve Brown, Liz Johnson, Amit Patel, Sophie Morgan (pictured above), Stef Reid, Amar Latif, Chris Fisher and Giles Long just to name a few…

Make an Enquiry

So if you’d like to book any of these incredible speakers – or perhaps you have someone else in mind, then do get in touch.  Great British Speakers directors Jane Farnham and Steve Denison are on hand to help with any enquiry you may have – email [email protected] or call +441753 439289 to speak to a member of the team directly.