ALT Illustration of two people in front of a rollercoaster showing the journey to get to work. One of them holds a laptop and bag, the other is using a rollator to walk, both have brown skin and gender open to interpretation. The ride is titled "Road to Work: DIY Disability Edition". Breaks in the rollercoaster are labelled disclosure, ableism and maze of exclusion. It is being repaired by small figures labelled fighting back, role models.

ALT Designed card for Disability Today episode 2, 'Disability inclusion in business: is it just purple washing?', with a photo of Birgit Neu, Senior DEI professional and former Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion, HSBC. Quote: "Businesses need to demonstrate they have the kind of all-year-round basics in place, whether that's policies and practices, training, employee resource groups or community engagement."

ALT Designed card for Disability Today episode 2: 'Disability inclusion in business: is it just purple washing?', with a photo of Peter Torres Fremlin, disability consultant and author of Disability Debrief, with quote: "We need to look at purple washing in the sense of disability being used to boost a business's reputation when other elements of the business are not so positive." Listen on all streaming platform and at businessdisabilityforum.org.uk/DisabilityTodayPodcast.

ALT Illustration of people surrounding a broken down car, with a wheelchair haphazardly strapped on top of it. Two white men push against the car in opposing directions. A white woman sits on a tire reading a report while another stands with a walking stick watching. Silhouettes of different people line the background. A black and yellow hazard sign sits on the road and a tree branch is on top of the broken windscreen.