How Can Organisations Drive Sustainable Disability Inclusion?

We all have heard about Helen Keller’s journey and how her disability became a beacon of light in the darkness and a hope for everyone. There was another equally proficient author, whose bibliography could be found in almost every library across the world but few are aware of her struggles with Dysgraphia—a type of a neurological disorder which affects a person’s ability to perform motor functions. Yet this never deterred her to become an all time bestselling thriller writer. The person in context here is Agatha Christie.