The headline reads "Understanding Bipolar Disorder Together." The text explains that Bipolar is a mental health condition characterized by periods of Mania (highs) and Depression (lows), affecting up to 5% of people worldwide. A simple icon in the bottom right shows two figures, one bowed over and one with arms raised, representing the "lows and highs" of the condition. The Purple Tuesday logo is in the bottom left.

Understand. Support. Include. 💜

This #WorldBipolarDay, we’re calling on businesses to educate their teams and foster supportive environments for neurodivergent customers and staff.


 #WorldBipolarDay #BipolarAwareness #PurpleTuesday #InclusiveCulture

Purple 365 promotional image. At the top, bold white text on a purple background reads "Make sure your staff put accessibility first" followed by "With monthly training resources from leading experts all year round." Below, a woman is seen from behind working at a desk, looking at a computer screen displaying the Purple 365 logo and the tagline "Investing in Disability Training."

Does your staff put accessibility first? 🤝

If it's not a definitive "yes," Purple 365 can help. Join us for monthly training to build confidence and competence across your workforce.

Make the change: zurl.co/xjuN4

#Purple365 #PurpleTuesday #Inclusion #DisabilityTraining #Accessibility

A young woman with Down syndrome trains with heavy battle ropes in a purple-tinted gym, supported by a coach. Text reads: "Stand Together Against Exclusion. Because just being present isn't enough. Inclusion means just that, to be included..." Purple Tuesday logo at the bottom.

Just being in the room isn’t enough. True inclusion means being given the tools, the space, and the support to participate. This #WorldDownSyndromeDay, we’re standing against exclusion. Don’t just invite us in, make sure we’re included.

#PurpleTuesday #WDSD2026 #Inclusion

A promotional stand for Purple Tuesday featuring a branded backdrop with the Purple Tuesday logo and the tagline “accessibility everyday, everywhere for everyone” In front of the backdrop are two purple upholstered chairs and a small round table with a vase of purple flowers and promotional materials. A sign on the backdrop reads “Come see us at PAY360, 25–26 March 2026, ExCeL London.” The setup promotes Purple Tuesday’s presence at the PAY360 event.

We’re heading to @PAY360 to champion Accessibility Everyday, Everywhere, for Everyone.

Come find us to chat Awards, Membership and Sponsorship and how your organisation can drive real accessibility change.

#PurpleTuesday #AccessibilityEveryday #PAY360 #InclusionMatters

A workspace scene showing a person seated at a desk with their head resting on their hands. The desk contains papers, notebooks, stationery, a lamp, and various office items. The background shows a wall with sticky notes. Large text on the image reads: “Understanding & Supporting Neurodiversity.” Additional text displays the event date and time: “Tue 17 March, 12:30–1:30pm GMT.”

Understanding neurodivergence means recognising the social, sensory, focus, communication & routine differences people experience. Join our Purple365 webinar tomorrow, 12:30–1:30pm GMT. Register: zurl.co/WQo2b #purpletuesday #reducingstigma #inclusivedesign #disabilityinclusion #disabilityconfidence

A hand holds a Samsung TV remote pointed toward a blurred television screen. Overlaid text reads: “A big step forward for streaming in the UK. On‑demand services will now be required to provide subtitles, audio description and signing.” The Purple Tuesday logo appears in the bottom right with the tagline “Accessibility Everyday, Everywhere for Everyone.”

Big step for accessible streaming in the UK! 📺🚨

Subtitles, audio description and signing will now be required on major on‑demand platforms.

#PurpleTuesday #AccessibilityEveryday #InclusiveStreaming

A close-up of a person holding an iPhone to their ear during a call, with manicured nails and a diamond ring visible. A purple background carries the text “There’s always someone there to listen…” with “always” underlined, alongside the Purple Tuesday logo and tagline about everyday accessibility.

Helplines Awareness Day highlights how vital accessible support is. Knowing where to turn and being able to access help easily can be life-changing.

Inclusion means support services that work for everyone.

#HelplinesAwarenessDay #AccessibleSupport #Inclusion #PurpleTuesday

A busy London transport hub filled with people moving through the station. Escalators lead to different levels, with signs for London Travel Information and the Underground visible. A purple overlay sits across the scene with white text about designing inclusive spaces that consider sensory factors.

Tinnitus Awareness Week highlights how sound and sensory environments can create barriers. Background noise, poor acoustics, and sensory overload all affect accessibility.

#TinnitusAwarenessWeek #SensoryAccessibility #InclusiveDesign #PurpleTuesday

Two people walk together through a modern urban area, one carrying a basket of flowers and using a prosthetic arm. They appear engaged in conversation. A purple overlay sits across the image with text promoting open dialogue about disability and the Purple Tuesday campaign.

It’s Time to Talk Day. Conversations about disability, health, and mental wellbeing don’t need perfect words; they need respect, curiosity, and listening.

How can you make it easier for people to talk?

#TimeToTalkDay #ReducingStigma #InclusiveCulture #PurpleTuesday

A purple-toned graphic showing four people socialising in a bar setting, including a wheelchair user and a person with a prosthetic leg. They are smiling and holding drinks. Text reads “United by Unique – This World Cancer Day” and includes the Purple Tuesday logo with the tagline “Accessibility Everyday, Everywhere for Everyone.”

World Cancer Day reminds us we’re United by Unique. Many people live with long-term or invisible disabilities after treatment, and inclusion starts with listening, empathy, and person‑centred support.

#WorldCancerDay #UnitedByUnique #DisabilityInclusion #PurpleTuesday

A purple awareness graphic with the Purple Tuesday logo and tagline at the top. Large white text reads “This Raynaud’s Awareness Month #BePartOfTheAnswer.” An illustration of a hand shows three pale fingers to represent Raynaud’s symptoms. On the right, text encourages people to take an online test and share it with friends and family.

If your hands or feet often turn cold, numb, painful or change colour, it could be Raynaud’s, a condition affecting up to 10 million people in the UK alone.

Take the test today: https://ow.ly/9LSx50Y5PlQ

#RaynaudsAwareness #InvisibleDisability #PurpleTuesday

An overhead shot of a person sitting on a patterned purple rug, using a laptop. One hand is natural, and the other is a black prosthetic hand typing on the keyboard. The image includes text that reads, "Data privacy is a matter of trust. Support shouldn't come at the cost of privacy,"

It’s Data Privacy Day. Disabled people are often required to share personal information to access support and adjustments. Organisations must ensure data is handled responsibly, securely and inclusively to build trust.

#DataPrivacyDay #Accessibility #InclusiveWorkplaces #PurpleTuesday

Alt text: A graphic with a purple background framed by various-sized yellow circles. White text in the center reads, "Accessibility is a rights issue... Not just an initiative." The words "rights issue" are underlined in yellow.

Accessibility is a rights issue, not just a workplace initiative. Removing systemic barriers in policies, processes and environments is key to creating fair and accessible experiences for disabled people.

#DisabilityRights #Accessibility #InclusiveWorkplaces #PurpleTuesday

⏰ Don’t miss our free Purple 365 webinar on Managing Stress at Work and Time Management.

Join us for a completely free session:
events.teams.microsoft.com/event/0040038e-0c75-4bd9...

#PurpleTuesday #MentalHealthAtWork

An image featuring two women in a professional setting, with a purple color overlay. One woman is facing the camera, speaking and gesturing with her hands. The other woman is seen from behind, listening. The text on the image reads: "Disability Confident workplaces don’t happen by chance... It starts when we take time to listen & learn."

Building disability confidence starts with listening, learning and acting. Inclusive workplaces don’t happen by accident they’re created through awareness, training and accessible systems that support everyone to thrive.

#PurpleTuesday #DisabilityConfidence #InclusiveWorkplaces #Accessibility

Pain you can’t see is still real.

On #PagetsAwarenessDay, let’s support staff with invisible conditions through flexibility, rest breaks, and open conversations. Inclusion starts with understanding.

#PagetsAwarenessDay #RareConditions #WorkplaceInclusion #PurpleTuesday

Informational graphic titled “How can your business benefit from The Purple Disability Inclusion Framework?” showing four phases: “Awareness” helps businesses spot access barriers that limit customers and revenue; “Understanding” gives clarity on what leads to these barriers and how they can be avoided; “Involvement” ensures solutions work in practice by involving disabled people directly; “Engagement” embeds inclusion into daily operations to foster loyalty and improve reputation.

Disability inclusion is a journey. Purple’s Disability Inclusion Framework guides organisations from awareness to meaningful involvement of disabled people. Real inclusion takes commitment and action.

#DisabilityInclusion #Accessibility #InclusiveLeadership #PurpleTuesday

An icy, snow-covered urban street with a red pedestrian signal and cars moving past residential buildings. The snowy pavement appears frozen, ungritted and difficult to navigate, highlighting how winter conditions can turn everyday routes into barriers for many disabled people and limit safe access to work, services and shops.

Snow and ice don’t affect everyone equally. As people return to work this January, winter weather can create real access barriers for disabled people.

Inclusive workplaces adapt with clear routes, flexibility and communication.

#Accessibility #PurpleTuesday

A graphic illustration in shades of purple and yellow featuring a Christmas tree decorated with stars and circles. A yellow prosthetic hand, reaching from the right, is hanging a round yellow Christmas ornament that has a white thumbs-up icon on it. The text on the image reads: "Accessibility is the gift that keeps giving... Merry Christmas from Purple Tuesday and here's to a more accessible 2026! Purple Tuesday."

Accessibility is the gift that keeps giving... 🎁

We wish you a Merry Christmas! Let's ensure everyone can participate and give back.

Here’s to a more accessible 2026!

#PurpleTuesday #Inclusion #Christmas #Accessible2026

A grey-scale illustration of a street scene outside a shop. A person using a mobility aid and another person using a cane are shown, suggesting the lack of visible accessible infrastructure makes navigating the area challenging. Overlay text reads: "When navigating the world proves difficult..."

A vibrant, purple and blue illustration of the same street scene now showing accessible features. A person who has a visual impairment is using a cane and is stood at a crossing as an audio signal is shown notifying him it is safe to cross. A person using a crutch walks confidently along level paving nearby. Overlay text reads: "Accessibility leads the way."

Navigating the world: Is it a struggle or a clear path?

Accessibility leads the way to independence and confidence for all customers.

#PurpleTuesday #AccessibleCities

A black and white illustration of an audience in a darkened room watching a large screen. The screen shows two people talking without captions or other accessible features. The audience members appear to be missing information or unable to engage fully. Overlay text reads: "When your experience doesn't connect..."

A vibrant, purple and blue illustration showing a diverse audience watching a captioned video on a screen. The video features two people talking, and a subtitle reads, "I'm not even supposed to be here today," demonstrating accessibility through subtitles. Overlay text reads: "Accessibility communicates."

Experience Falls Short ➡️ Accessibility Communicates.

Accessible media is non-negotiable for full customer connection.

#PurpleTuesday #InclusiveComms

Our message reached 31M through broadcast media and 24M on social media.

8,000 organisations. 8,500+ commitments. 10 countries. 60 disabled ambassadors.

Accessibility is global, growing, and unstoppable: https://youtu.be/m-4OM3ys_RE?si=PTKTQmD9GoulpXSB

#PurpleTuesday #AccessibilityMatters

A close-up, black and white illustration of two people using wheelchairs sitting looking towards a high desk or counter where a computer monitor sits. The person closest to the desk is looking away, and both figures appear frustrated or ignored, illustrating a barrier to service. Overlay text reads: "When your customers can't engage..."

A colourful, vibrant illustration of a service counter. Two staff members are actively engaging with two customers who are using wheelchairs. One staff member is reaching across the counter in a welcoming gesture. All figures appear happy and engaged. The overlay text reads: "Accessibility reaches out."

Happy International Day of Disabled Persons! Do you know the impact accessibility can make for your business?

Stop limiting engagement. Start connecting with your customers.

#AccessibilityEveryday #PurpleTuesday

A person's hands are visible using a silver laptop and holding a smartphone. The laptop screen shows a Facebook profile page. The overall background is a deep purple. White text is overlaid on the image asking the key question: "How accessible is your marketing material?" The Purple Tuesday logo is in the bottom left corner.

Webinar is TODAY! How accessible is your marketing material?

Join us at 12:30 PM GMT for our session on Creating Accessible Marketing Campaigns. Final chance to register!

https://www.purpletuesday.co/Register-for-Purple-365

#AccessibleMarketing #PurpleTuesday

A corporate image for Purple Tuesday and World AIDS Day. Five smiling people are standing around a conference table in an office setting. They are all wearing small red ribbons for HIV/AIDS awareness. A large, sweeping red ribbon is layered over the foreground. Overlay text reads: "You can end new HIV cases by 2030." The Purple Tuesday logo, which includes the tagline "Accessibility Everyday, Everywhere for Everyone," is in the top left corner.

You can end new HIV cases by 2030. 🌍

This World AIDS Day, let's commit to universal access to testing, treatment, and prevention. Accessibility is key to ending the epidemic. An AIDS-free future is within our reach.

#WorldAIDSDay #EndHIV2030 #PurpleTuesday

A bathroom counter with everyday items including a hairbrush, shaving brush, cotton pads in a glass jar, and an electric toothbrush on a stand. Text reads: “Did you know? The electric toothbrush was designed for people with limited motor skills, including those with disabilities, arthritis, or other impairments that made manual brushing difficult.” The Purple Tuesday logo and tagline appear at the bottom: “Accessibility Everyday, Everywhere for Everyone.”

The electric toothbrush was invented for people with limited motor skills.
Now it’s in bathrooms everywhere.

Accessibility drives innovation.

#DisabilityHistoryMonth #PurpleTuesday #InclusiveDesign #AccessibilityEveryday

A person seated indoors holds a smartphone displaying a messaging app. They wear shorts and sneakers. Text on the image reads: “Did you know? TTY (TeleTYpewriter) systems in the 1960s–70s allowed Deaf users to send typed messages over phone lines. Deaf users were among the earliest adopters of instant messaging.” At the bottom is the Purple Tuesday logo and tagline: “Accessibility Everyday, Everywhere for Everyone.”

Deaf users helped pioneer instant messaging, starting with TTY systems in the 60s.
Their fight for connection reshaped how we all communicate.

#DisabilityHistoryMonth #PurpleTuesday #AccessibilityEveryday #DigitalInclusion

A vintage purple typewriter sits on a wooden surface. Below it, a caption reads: “Did you know? The first known typewriter (ancestor to the modern keyboard) was invented in 1808 by Pellegrino Turri to help his blind friend, Countess Carolina Fantoni, write legibly and independently.” At the bottom is the Purple Tuesday logo and tagline: “Accessibility Everyday, Everywhere for Everyone.”

This year, for disability history month, we honour the value of disabled lives by celebrating historical innovations like the first typewriter, invented for a blind woman. Accessibility is not only transformative but essential for innovation.

#DisabilityHistoryMonth #Accessibility #PurpleTuesday

We’re delighted to see Liverpool ONE take real action to make its spaces more inclusive ahead of Purple Tuesday. The introduction of stoma-friendly toilets – complete with a shelf, hook and disposal bin – means people living with a stoma can visit with greater confidence and dignity. At Colostomy UK, we know these small changes make a big difference. Accessibility isn’t just about ramps and doors – it’s about independence and peace of mind.

We’re delighted to see Liverpool ONE take real action to make its toilets more accessible for Purple Tuesday.

Read more: colostomyuk.org/liverpool-one-plans-to-become-more-accessible

#StomaFriendly #Stoma #StomaAware #PurpleTuesday #ColostomyUK #LiverpoolOne

A graphic that says "Accessibility is a Human Right" with sillouttes of various types of hands, including one with two fingers and a thumb, and one with a prosthetic. Purple Tuesday's logo is at the top.

🟪 Purple Tuesday 2025 👍

Yesterday was Purple Tuesday, a day to focus on improving the customer experience for those with disabilities.

Find out more about the benefits of making your customer experience more inclusive alongside steps you can take to do so here: buff.ly/htd7J9D

#PurpleTuesday