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Oct 19, 2023
Ignored no more: How the Shift 20 initiative is normalising disabled people in advertising
The initiative launched in Australia aims to shift perceptions of disabled people away from being objects of pity or inspiration, and instead as ordinary people doing ordinary things – eating breakfast, going to work and wearing undies.
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