A day in the life: exploring the human side of digital accessibility
Imagine and reflect on the obstacles that people with disabilities face daily, and how we can all work together to overcome them.
Bringing Disability Inclusion to the forefront
Our goal of building a more diverse community of professionals presents the opportunity to better include people with disabilities and those who care for them. We are committed to fostering an environment where people with disabilities are included, feel empowered to be themselves and have access to the support and adjustments they need to thrive.
In 2020, PwC’s Global Chairman, and a number of Territory Senior Partners (TSPs) became signatories of the Valuable 500, a global movement putting disability on the business leadership agenda. As part of this, PwC made a commitment to appoint a Global Disability Leader to drive accelerated and lasting change across the network. In September 2021, Leandro Camilo, a Partner, and the Inclusion & Diversity Leader, PwC Brazil, was appointed. Learn more about Leandro and his commitment to Disability Inclusion.Opens in a new window (View the transcript)
In 2022, we released our network's first Global Disability Inclusion Strategy, focussed on enhancing the lives of people with disabilities at PwC and those who have caring responsibilities, as well as people in the wider communities in which we work. This strategy articulates our vision and the areas we will focus on to drive change across the network. All member firms will be asked to take a minimum level of action over the next three years.
Download our Global Disability Inclusion Strategy
Hear more about our strategy from Leandro Camilo, our Global Disability Leader, and from our people who share why Disability Inclusion is important to them and the actions we are hoping to take together.
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Celebrating Disability Inclusion
Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) 2025
GAAD, aims to raise awareness of digital access and inclusion. Its overarching message is that someone with a disability should be able to experience web-based services, content and other digital products with the same successful outcome as those without disabilities.
By working together within our network, we are striving to foster and build a future where people with disabilities are fully included, feel empowered, and have the support, technology, and adjustments they need to thrive.
For GAAD 2025 we explore the human element and experience of digital accessibility via an insightful article titled 'A day in the life: exploring the human side of digital accessibility’. This article provides an opportunity to imagine and reflect on the obstacles that people with disabilities face daily, and how we can all work together to overcome them.
“I hope that in the coming months and years we can move the needle when it comes to Disability Inclusion both at PwC and in society to continue to execute on our aspirational vision to foster an environment where people with disabilities are included, feel empowered to be themselves and have access to the support and adjustments they need to thrive.”
People and programme profiles
We are actively increasing awareness and understanding of disability across the PwC network and amplifying the voices of visible role models, at all levels. Below you can discover more about our people as they share openly about their lived experiences with a disability and how they are achieving their potential at PwC. You can also learn more about the actions that are bringing our Disability Inclusion strategy to life via our programme profiles and leadership blogs.
You can also explore profiles relating to other dimensions of diversity on our people and programme profiles page here.
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Why every workplace needs to promote disability inclusion
Representation really matters: why every workplace needs to promote disability inclusion. By Leandro Camilo, PwC Global Disability Inclusion Leader.
Great minds don’t think alike in a diverse workforce
PwC UK’s Great Minds (don’t think alike) award-winning training programme is making a real difference to how we work with each other.
Inclusive Career Discovery Programme, PwC China
PwC China’s Inclusive Career Discovery Programme is an initiative created by PwC China to help empower the career development of graduates with disabilities and build a more inclusive culture in the workplace.
Making the world of work more accessible
Ten practical ways you can promote digital accessibility and inclusion every day
A clear vision of disability inclusion in PwC Acceleration Center Manila
Sonny Boy Reyes, a diversity role model, uses his personal experiences of visual impairment to advocate for inclusion and achieve career success.
Raising - and sharing - his voice for disability inclusion
Diversity role model profile on Rob Rusch, Partner, Trust Solutions, PwC US on raising and sharing his voice for disability inclusion
Sounding out a successful career at PwC
Diversity role model profile on Aliatul Huda Azri, Senior Associate, Transfer Pricing, PwC Singapore on sounding out a successful career at PwC
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Collaborating for action
The Valuable 500
We are a member of The Valuable 500, a global business collective of 500 companies committing to put Disability Inclusion on the leadership agenda. Our public commitment on joining was to appoint a Global Disability Inclusion Leader. In October 2021, we did so by appointing Leandro Camilo, Partner and I&D Leader for PwC Brazil.
In 2024 we evolved our commitment to The Valuable 500, to align with our Global Disability Inclusion strategy as follows;
We commit to take action in line with our six areas of strategic focus;
- Leadership commitment
Elevating Disability Inclusion in line with our commitment to creating a more diverse and inclusive workplace.
- Talent and representation
Focusing on increased representation of people with disabilities, both visible and non-visible.
- Culture of awareness
Increasing awareness and understanding of both visible and non-visible disabilities across the network through accessible communications, including the importance of our people committing to self education.
- Adjustments and support
Investing time in understanding the needs of our people and clients. Working with territories so there are clear policies and processes for adjustments in place.
- Data and self-identification
Fostering an environment where people feel able to share their lived experiences of having a visible or non-visible disability.
- Accessibility
Having a strong focus on accessible and inclusive design, for both our physical and digital environments.
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