In this episode of The Organisational Inclusionist Podcast, we’re joined by the inspiring Scott Whitney for a conversation that goes beyond headlines and straight to the heart of the Assisted Dying Act.
Scott acquired his disability in 2020, becoming a full-time wheelchair user.
His experience revealed the societal barriers placed in the way of people with various disabilities—some of which didn’t directly impact him, yet needed addressing.
This passion for advocacy led him to create All4Inclusion, a thriving community supporting disabled individuals with loneliness through blogs, events, and forums.
Together, we unpack:
- The fears and realities behind the Assisted Dying Act.
- Personal stories from the disabled community.
- How society can create a world where disabled voices are included and respected.
About Scott Whitney:
Scott’s journey has made him a tireless advocate for change. His platform All 4 Inclusion is a beacon of support, amplifying disabled voices and fostering a sense of belonging. Check out more at www.all4inclusion.org.
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