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Linda Bagley

Demarcus Johnson

Jennifer Lee

Doug Clark

Stan Verrett

Vicki Ariyasu

Carlos López Estrada

Leslie Gordon

Kayla Cromer

Jaina Lee Ortiz

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Born deaf, Tyler had surgery at age 6 that gained him partial hearing but left him with a stutter. Inspired by his mom, he began painting when he was 10 and swiftly blossomed into a rising star whose portraits have captured the attention of sports stars and celebrities alike. Even after spending over a year in a wheelchair after breaking both legs in 2019, Tyler remains uplifting and prolific, teaching others how to follow their dreams no matter what.

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Tyler Gordon, Painter

As we work together to foster a culture of belonging, Disney Parks, Experiences, and Products has updated appearance guidelines for cast members, enabling more personal expression and enhancing inclusivity. From gender-inclusive hairstyles to jewelry and costume choices, to nail styles and appropriate visible tattoos – this new approach gives our employees more flexibility when it comes to personal and cultural expression.
 
This change fits into the company’s big picture goal of wider representation and accountability, including our executive leadership and teams across all lines of business worldwide.

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Born without arms, Vitória had to endure being the subject of curiosity in the rural Brazilian town where she grew up. But she dreamed of being a dancer and refused to let anything, least of all her disability, stop her. Now she performs ballet, jazz and tap and shares her experiences with her more than 200,000 Instagram followers.

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Vitória Bueno, Dancer

As part of the Shorts Incubator Program, up to six filmmakers from underrepresented backgrounds are selected to present diverse perspectives through the production of original live-action shorts for proposed initial exhibition on Disney+. Work is underway to scale and enhance this program to allow more participants greater exposure, including the addition of an Unscripted Incubator through ABC News. Participants also will have an opportunity to be mentored by creative executives from Hulu, Searchlight Pictures, 20th Century Studios, and more.

Disney Launchpad: Shorts Incubator

Inspired by diverse Latin cultures and folklore, Disney's Emmy® and Imagen Award-winning series "Elena of Avalor" tells the story of Elena, a brave and adventurous teenager who has been learning what it takes to be a great leader by ruling her enchanted fairytale kingdom as crown princess until she is old enough to be queen. 


This musical number ("In the Spirit of Love") featured in the "Flower of Light" episode highlights Felicia, a flamenco dancer of considerable talent who lost her passion for dance once her husband died. On this particular Dia De Los Muertos, she goes to the spirit realm to try and find him, only to be trapped. With Elena's help, she's able to get back to Avalor and sing this number in celebration of her dancing, her husband and her heritage. This piece is performed brilliantly by Broadway veteran, Olga Merediz.

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Elena of Avalor ‖ "Flower of Light"

The Executive Incubator Program is an apprentice-style, two-year rotational program at Disney General Entertainment Content (DGE) designed to create a pipeline of the next generation of creative executives. These Creative Associates are exposed to all aspects of our business, including development, current, casting and marketing. On-the-job learning is combined with job shadowing, executive speaker events, department overviews, mentorship roundtables and social events. Associates rotate among ABC Entertainment, Freeform, FX Networks, and Disney Television Studios. This program is designed to create opportunities for individuals with diverse and varied perspectives across all dimensions of identity aspiring to hold executive roles at DGE. DGE is currently running two cohorts of the program with 13 Associates. The second cohort kicked off in January 2021 with eight new Creative Associates as part of its Executive Incubator Program.

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The Emmy Award-nominated, comedy-adventure series "DuckTales" chronicles the high-flying adventures of Duckburg's most famous trillionaire Scrooge McDuck; his mischief-making triplet grandnephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie; temperamental nephew, Donald Duck; and the trusted McDuck Manor team: big-hearted, fearless chauffer/pilot Launchpad McQuack, no-nonsense housekeeper Mrs. Beakley and Mrs. Beakley's granddaughter, Webby Vanderquack, resident adventurer and the triplet's fierce friend. In "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!," a marooned Della Duck struggles for survival against dangerous elements on the moon. After a crash left her pinned under her rocket ship, she makes the decision to amputate her own leg and create a prosthetic out of rocket materials. Determined to get back to her family on Earth, she finally rebuilds her rocket ship and returns home to meet her sons for the very first time.
The "DuckTales" team worked closely with Jack Richmond and Tonya Osborne-Simpson of the Amputee Coalition for the storyline introducing Della Duck (voiced by Paget Brewster), who is twin sister of Donald Duck and mother of Huey, Dewey and Louie. Jack, an amputee himself, and Tonya advised on everything from story and character design to character movement/gait in order to ensure an accurate and sensitive portrayal.

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DuckTales ‖  "Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!"

Through the years, the foundation of Disney’s distinctive approach to customer service and care was known as the Four Keys: safety, courtesy, show and efficiency. And today, as Walt Disney said, “We keep moving forward.” Based on the recommendation of an internal panel founded to explore our company’s culture, Disney has introduced the Fifth Key: inclusion.
 
Grounded in the principle that Disney magic is for everyone, this new key challenges us to work together to reimagine tomorrow. It inspires teams throughout The Walt Disney Company to help create a world where everyone belongs, everyone is welcome, and each person is treated with respect. This key is a guiding light as we seek to share more diverse stories, offer more accessible and authentic products and experiences, and amplify a wide range of voices.

A Place Where Everyone is Welcome

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<a dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe?src=hashtag_click">#WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe</a> is being able to see a princess that LOOKS like me and is smart, strong, brave, pretty and silly like me. Can’t wait to share this movie with <a dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/FlintKids?src=hashtag_click">#FlintKids</a>
<a dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/blackpanther?src=hashtag_click">#blackpanther</a> <a dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WakandaForever?src=hashtag_click">#WakandaForever</a>

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Join the conversation at: #ReimagineTomorrowTogether

Accurate, diverse representation matters. Reimagine Tomorrow reflects The Walt Disney Company’s commitment to supporting diversity in media and entertainment.

Disney launches Reimagine Tomorrow amplifying underrepresented voices.

At Disney, inclusion is for everyone.

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