top of page

Our team

Our talented team of lived experience advisors is dedicated to helping Australian organisations create inclusive and accessible products and services for people with communication disabilities.

EMBRACE ACCESS HEADSHOTS7138.jpg

Ruby

Ruby is an autistic woman with tertiary degrees across psychology, teaching and speech pathology. She draws on her clinical expertise and special interest in Easy Read to promote communication access and disability inclusion.

EMBRACE ACCESS HEADSHOTS7159.jpg

Sundara

Sundara is a passionate disability advocate on our team. He draws on lived experience of a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) background and learning disability to help us design Easy Read books.

Lachy Reeves.png

Lachy

Lachy is a gaming enthusiast and advisor on our team. Lachy draws on his experience of autism to help Australian organisations create inclusive and accessible products and services.​​​

EMBRACE ACCESS HEADSHOTS7168.jpg

Jonno

Jonno is a successful sculpture artist and advisor on our team. He draws on his experience of Absence of the Corpus Callosum (ACC) to create accessible programs and products for people with cognitive-communication disabilities.​

DSC07154.jpg

Mark

Mark is a passionate disability advocate and public speaker. Mark draws on his lived experience intellectual disability and low English literacy to create accessible and inclusive written communications.

Emma Head Shot.png

Emma 

Emma is an autistic synaesthete, with a keen eye for detail which she puts to use as Proofreader and Editor on our team. She also has a background in psychology and public sector administration.

DSC07160.jpg

Josie

Josie enjoys spending time with family and friends. Josie draws on her lived experience of cognitive-communication disability to create accessible Easy Read documents for people with reading support needs.

Chloe Rose.png

Chloe

Chloe is an animal lover from regional Australia who helps our team deliver great projects. She draws on her experience of intellectual disability, autism and ADHD to promote information access.​

Grace Bell.png

Grace

Grace is a talented singer, and secondary school student from regional Victoria. She  uses her lived experience of being neurodivergent to help us deliver accessible products and programs. ​​

bottom of page