Liz Jackson is a designer, advocate, and founder of The Disabled List, challenging the design industry to rethink disability as a dynamic cultural identity and a core driver of innovation.
Liz Jackson's voice is distinctive in its blend of personal and professional storytelling, often highlighting her experiences as a journalist and her passion for social issues. She pushes a recurring angle of empathy and understanding, as seen in her posts about shining a light on underreported disabilities and chronic illnesses. For example, her post about being diagnosed with a secondary illness and creating TV and online pieces to share others' similar experiences showcases her unique approach to storytelling.
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