Emma Vogelmann is a disabled activist, public speaker, and policy expert, passionate
about driving systemic change for disabled people. Living with spinal muscular atrophy,
Emma uses a ventilator and electric wheelchair, which she embraces as part of her
identity. She is the Head of Policy, Public Affairs, and Campaigns at Transport for All,
where she leads innovative campaigns like the fight against ticket office closures and
champions evidence-based advocacy.
In her own capacity, Emma is represented by a talent agency, allowing her to bring her
expertise to a wider audience through public speaking, consulting, and content creation.
She is also the host of The Wheelchair Activist podcast, where she interviews trailblazing
disabled individuals and explores the intersections of disability and society.
Emma enjoys creative pursuits such as blogging and reviewing portrayals of disability in
mainstream media to advocate for authentic representation. A proud dog mum, Emma’s
two dogs, Meg and Bella, often feature in her work-from-home adventures. With a
background in law and extensive experience in the charity sector, Emma is driven by her
passion for inclusivity, intersectionality, and social justice, striving to create a world
where disabled people can thrive without barriers.

Emma Vogelmann is a disabled activist, public speaker, and policy expert, passionate
about driving systemic change for disabled people. Living with spinal muscular atrophy,
Emma uses a ventilator and electric wheelchair, which she embraces as part of her
identity. She is the Head of Policy, Public Affairs, and Campaigns at Transport for All,
where she leads innovative campaigns like the fight against ticket office closures and
champions evidence-based advocacy.
In her own capacity, Emma is represented by a talent agency, allowing her to bring her
expertise to a wider audience through public speaking, consulting, and content creation.
She is also the host of The Wheelchair Activist podcast, where she interviews trailblazing
disabled individuals and explores the intersections of disability and society.
Emma enjoys creative pursuits such as blogging and reviewing portrayals of disability in
mainstream media to advocate for authentic representation. A proud dog mum, Emma’s
two dogs, Meg and Bella, often feature in her work-from-home adventures. With a
background in law and extensive experience in the charity sector, Emma is driven by her
passion for inclusivity, intersectionality, and social justice, striving to create a world
where disabled people can thrive without barriers.