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Inclusion in fashion isn’t just about seeing a broader range of faces, it’s about changing how the industry thinks about talent, value, and who belongs.
The media and beauty industries are evolving to reflect more diverse stories, but for many disabled professionals, real inclusion remains out of reach.
On April 2, the Zeughaus Youth Center in Passau hosted an event titled “Meine eigene Welt – Understanding Autism Better”, bringing together autistic speakers, experts, and the public to talk openly about life on the autism spectrum.