UK Disability History Month: Promoting Inclusion in the Workplace

UK Disability History Month (UKDHM), between 20th November and 20th December is an annual campaign that highlights the ongoing fight for equality and human rights for disabled people. It provides a valuable opportunity for employers to reflect on how far society has come, and to consider what more can be done to remove barriers, challenge stereotypes, and create inclusive workplaces.
 
Across the UK, almost one in five working-age adults identifies as having a disability or long-term health condition. Despite legal protections under the Equality Act 2010, disabled people still face inequalities in employment, progression, and workplace accessibility.
UKDHM encourages employers to:
There are many ways for employers to acknowledge and support UK Disability History Month, such as:
UK Disability History Month is more than an awareness campaign, it’s a reminder that inclusion is an ongoing commitment. By taking proactive steps to review accessibility, provide education, and listen to lived experience, employers can create workplaces where all individuals have equal opportunity to contribute and succeed.
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