In this guest post, Don Lewis from Ability Labs offers some insights into why a career as an entrepreneur is a great option for young adults with disabilities.
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30 memories in 30 years
To honour Emma’s milestone birthday, she shares 30 favourite memories in 30 years.
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Disability History Month – a letter to my younger self | AccessAble
The theme for this year’s Disability History Month is “Children and Youth”. To mark the occasion, AccessAble Ambassador Emma Purcell has written a letter to her younger self, highlighting the achievements and challenges she has faced as a disabled person.
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Celebrating 10 years of Disability Horizons
Emma celebrates 10 years of Disability Horizons by sharing how she started at the publication and her favourite moments over the years.
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5 ways to succeed working from home
Working from home is becoming more possible and beneficial for people. Emma shares five simple ways to organise, plan, communicate and complete work from home.
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February 2021 summary: Lacking motivation month
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in February 2021 | Lacking Motivation Month
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Twenty Questions with – Emma Purcell | Guest blog on Wheelescapades
Check out Emma’s guest blog post on Gemma Orton’s blog Wheelescapades, in which she answers twenty questions about blogging, disability and time travelling back to Live Aid 1985.
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My summary of December 2019
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups for December 2019
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My summary of November 2019
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups for November 2019
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The Reality of Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy & Acute Retinal Necrosis | Guest Blog on UndercoverSuperhero
Emma’s guest post is the 31st post in the segment on Ami Ireland’s blog, called “The Reality Of…” which gives others the ability to share their story and raise awareness of the disabilities, illnesses, impairments and invisible illnesses that they have. Meet Emma!
