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Purple Light Up Day 2025. "Purple Light Up Day" Ein Blick auf die Diversität & Inklusion in der Arbeitswelt Raiffeisen Blog Purple Day® is an international grassroots campaign founded by Canadian woman, Cassidy Megan PurpleSpace leads this movement as our mark of respect to the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) held annually on 3rd December, using the colour purple which is emblematic of disability, to drive the momentum for disability inclusion.

People are urged to light up Iconic buildings and people to wear something purple on that day as a mark of respect and recognition. Our strategic plan 2022 - 2025 identifies the drivers that will accelerate the global growth of the disability ERG / Network movement and build the confidence of every employee with a disability.

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Purple Light Up is a global movement that celebrates the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) held annually on 3rd December This movement, started in the UK in 2017, calls on organisations across industries, sectors and continents to go purple. PurpleSpace leads this movement as our mark of respect to the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) held annually on 3rd December, using the colour purple which is emblematic of disability, to drive the momentum for disability inclusion.

Hundreds of buildings to light up purple for disability rights in Mirrorbacked campaign. On the days leading up to December 3, here at InYourArea and Reach, we'll be celebrating #PurpleLightUp, a movement founded by Purple Space. December 3 marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), and this year, it's being celebrating by buildings across the world lighting up purple

Purple Light Up Day for International Day of Persons with Disabilities LIANE RYAN. PurpleSpace leads this movement as our mark of respect to the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) held annually on 3rd December, using the colour purple which is emblematic of disability, to drive the momentum for disability inclusion. This movement, started in the UK in 2017, calls on organisations across industries, sectors and continents to go purple.