Disability, daringly. ThisAbility® Limited is a Disabled and Person of The Global Majority-owned Disability Justice business. Being Certified B Corporation™ means we've made a legally binding agreement to put the needs of our staff, clients, community, and the planet (including flora, fauna, and funga) before the needs of our shareholders.

Our mission is to help socially conscious brands divest from ableism and enact Disability liberation, by integrating Disability culture. We help (re)imagine them to aid collective liberation in business and society.

Our services include public speaking, consulting, creating accessible and liberated ecosystemic design, and creative strategy.

With our innate sense of solidarity and desire for justice and collective liberation, we work tirelessly to ignite, amplify, and invest in Disabled creativity across the globe for a liberated future for Disabled people. In everything, we always centre Disability, daringly.

Our business may be limited in name, but we are unlimited in imagination.

Our mission is linked to our Corporate, Cultural, Social, Human, and Environmental Responsibility (CCSHER) document, in which we highlight how and where we plan to make an impact holistically and interdependently. [You can read our CCSHER document here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pMc4-c7KD9zWjLijoxBncLFAxkQ2ddExX239-nKjGOo/edit?usp=sharing.]

Additionally, we are pan-disability – For anyone who cares about centring Disability within their socially conscious brand.

We open the eyes of leaders of socially conscious brands to see the potential of the hugely untapped (and underestimated) Disability Culture, without any toxic “business case” examples and tools. 

So, apart from bringing you a more significant, comprehensive resource for solutions to problems, we aim to bring socially conscious brands the mindset, tools, and knowledge to centre Disability and Disabled people in everything they do.

ThisAbility® Limited – Disability, daringly.

And though she was talking about a different, mature topic, we agree with what Cindy Gallop said during her infamous, epic TedTalk from 2009 and it is relevant to how we feel about what we believe needs to happen in business to have greater liberation and intersectionality of Disability (and Disabled Creativity):  [Open Quote] "... I have no problem realising that a certain re-education, rehabilitation, and reorientation has to take place..." [Close Quote]

You can read more about our Purpose here too.

Join #ThisAbility if you are up for an adventure and ready for bold, wild, and fearless actions together.