Rachael Mole
Rachael Mole is an award winning accessibility in the workplace specialist. Disabled since the age of 12, she is an advocate for inclusion as a driver for cultural change.
Rachael Mole is an award winning accessibility in the workplace specialist. Disabled since the age of 12, she is an advocate for inclusion as a driver for cultural change.
Rachael Mole is an award winning accessibility in the workplace specialist. Disabled since the age of 12, she is an advocate for inclusion as a driver for cultural change. As a People and Project manager, their current work, supported by a Churchill Fellowship, explores how inclusion drives innovation, aiming to influence future workplace policies. Rachael is now the Managing Director of Moleworks Solutions.
'I want to be a spokesperson for the disabled community to highlight the stigmas, stereotypes and unconscious bias- from our capabilities and worth in society to the barriers we face on a daily basis.'
Sabrina Jones, Rachael Mole, Sam Billingham and Steve Arnott joined NPC Open Philanthropy Panel made up of funders, research/policy makers, practitioners and people with lived experience.
Rachael Mole wrote ‘My disability costs me at least £500 per month’ for Metro UK.