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A Day to Reflect, to Learn, to Act

27/11/2024

Disability Inclusion Manifesto

19/11/2024

Lila Moss walks confidently down the runway at the 2024 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, wearing a pale pink lingerie set adorned with intricate details and paired with feathery pink wings. The runway is illuminated with blue lighting, and other models are visible in the background.

Victoria’s Secret: Progress in Inclusion – What’s Next?

18/11/2024

In this image, Martyn Sibley, a disability rights advocate and CEO of Purple Goat, is speaking passionately at an event. He is seated in his wheelchair, positioned at a podium with a microphone. Martyn is wearing a striped maroon and yellow sweater, engaging the audience with his insights on inclusion and accessibility. The background shows a light-filled, modern conference space, and some audience members are partially visible, attentively listening to his talk.

Keynote in Bristol

31/10/2024

An illustration featuring a diverse group of people, including individuals with different disabilities, in front of a colorful city skyline. The group includes people of varying ages, with visible wheelchairs and other mobility aids, standing under three rainbow-colored arcs that curve above the city. The image represents inclusivity and diversity.

Brand Value Proposition from Purple Goat

25/10/2024

This image is a split visual showcasing two logos: the top half features the Purple Goat logo, a stylized image of a goat's head wearing glasses, representing the agency's focus on disability inclusion and marketing. The bottom half displays the Purple Collective logo, with a megaphone symbol, emphasizing the collective's commitment to social change, disability activism, and community-led campaigns. Both logos are united by a shared purple theme, symbolising their dedication to disability empowerment and advocacy.

Purple Goat vs Purple Collective: Understanding the Difference

24/10/2024

Alt text: Martyn Sibley, sitting in his wheelchair, smiles in front of the famous black door of 10 Downing Street. A ramp is laid out in front of the entrance, highlighting the building's accessibility for wheelchair users. Martyn is wearing a blue and black plaid shirt and dark trousers, with the iconic address plate and lion's head door knocker visible behind him.

Visiting 10 Downing Street

23/10/2024

Purple Collective Update

11/10/2024

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