We are designers and engineers and project managers and parents and producers and writers and leaders and coworkers and recruiters and client partners and community members and caregivers and game changers.

We are #DisabledAndAble. What's your and? pic.twitter.com/XFDaFTmUgP
— Twitter Able (@TwitterAble) October 1, 2020

Have you noticed our Emoji for #DisabledAndAble? When designing it, the team chose an ampersand to focus on our "and" and signify:

- Intersectionality and inclusion
- Additive value of disabled employees in the workplace
- Power of allyship between disabled and abled employees https://t.co/09jBS1aJUj
— Twitter Able (@TwitterAble) October 13, 2020

#DisabledAndAble

To honor National Disability Employment Month, we worked on this campaign with Twitter’s internal employee group: @TwitterAble. The team wanted something that reflected the groups inclusive commitment to the disabled community and its allies, while acknowledging the work to be done.

Role: Copywriter

AD: Jen Satzger

CD: Pam Fujimoto

...and teammates
...and stewards
...and leaders#DisabledAndAble https://t.co/TassVmrxHd
— Twitter Stripes (@TwitterStripes) October 1, 2020

and a father, and a brother, and a son, and a husband, and a leader, and a learner and someone that has struggled with anxiety #disabledandable https://t.co/jcksTTeqQx
— bruce falck() 🦗 (@boo) October 5, 2020

... and a teammate
... and a leader#DisabledAndAble https://t.co/4nBxPWCZwf
— Twitter Careers (@TwitterCareers) October 1, 2020

...and community leaders
...and thinkers
...and believers#DisabledAndAble https://t.co/HroxDaKkx0
— Twitter Faith (@TwitterFaith) October 1, 2020

...and trailblazers
...and innovators
...and Black#DisabledAndAble https://t.co/xq0j2jafHT
— Twitter Blackbirds (@Blackbirds) October 1, 2020

...and teachers
...and students
...and parents#DisabledAndAble https://t.co/tYvqCEEodf
— Twitter Parents (@TwitterParents) October 1, 2020