Margaux

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Autistic Advocate & Activist

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Meet Margaux, an award-winning Canadian autistic advocate, activist, and public speaker who uses creativity and lived experience to champion inclusion, accessibility, and authentic self-expression.

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Cast Member on The Assembly (Canada)

I am a cast member on The Assembly, a Canadian television series that brings together a diverse group of neurodivergent individuals to engage in candid, unscripted interviews with celebrities and public figures. In each episode, our panel asks direct and thought-provoking questions, creating authentic and often unexpected conversations. As an autistic interviewer, I contribute my unique perspective to these discussions, fostering an environment where openness and honesty are paramount. The show aims to challenge traditional interview formats by highlighting the voices and viewpoints of neurodivergent individuals, offering audiences a fresh and inclusive perspective on celebrity interactions.

President of BC People First

I am proud to serve as the President of BC People First, a grassroots disability organization led by and for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. My focus is on advocating for inclusion, accessibility, and real representation, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued.

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Offerings

Talking about advocacy, awareness, and community impact

Public Speaking

Creating videos, graphics, and digital content to share your message

Content Creation

Freelance Writing

Consulting on disability rights, accessibility, and community engagement

Consulting

Offering freelance writing that amplifies authentic disabled voices

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My business offers pins, accessories, and other tools that help people express themselves, communicate, and celebrate their identities. I focus on providing products that amplify voices and support self-expression. A key part of my advocacy is championing self-employed disabled individuals, fighting for more resources, grants, and inclusive opportunities to help disabled entrepreneurs succeed.

My Business

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Media

features

RESUME

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And many more!

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Get in touch.

Maybe you want to improve accessibility in your organization. Maybe you need engaging content to share your story. Or maybe you want guidance on advocacy and inclusion. Whatever your goal, I can help you make an impact.