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VISIONARY & THOUGHT LEADER: Wesley Hamilton, founder of Disabled But Not Really, is redefining accessibility and inclusion globally. As an INTERNATIONAL SPEAKER and ACCESSIBILITY & INCLUSION STRATEGIST, he empowers individuals and organizations to embrace independence. Wesley’s vision extends beyond adaptation—he drives meaningful change, challenges perceptions, and inspires communities to redefine their potential.

CONSULTING SERVICES

“Wesley Hamilton made us open our hearts and minds to understand people with disabilities, one that left us all to transform and think about our power of self-love. Thank you.”
VMLY&R

PUBLIC SPEAKING

"His message is very inspiring. The story of his life and the challenges he’s been through and how he’s used the strength of his spirit and his mind to challenge his body to do amazing things."
Sue Nowlan, Dean of Students, Springfield College

MENTORSHIP

Wesley offers unique insights and strategies for personal and community growth. Join his mentorship journey to redefine your possibilities and inspire change in your life and beyond.

WHO IS WESLEY HAMILTON?

"I try to lead with love and understanding that life is a marathon we're just going through the  laps….. I am the representation I couldn’t find, breaker of my own mental restraints and free enough to own my name."
Wesley Hamilton
International Speaker | Visionary & Thought Leader | Accessibility & Inclusion Strategist

CONSULTING SERVICES

SOCIAL MEDIA
CONSULTING
$100/hr

ADA & DEI
CONSULTING
$300/hr

BUSINESS
CONSULTING
$100/hr

DISABLED BUT NOT REALLY

Disabled But Not Really, was founded by Wesley Hamilton in 2015. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with spinal cord injuries. Their mission is to provide equal access to resources, opportunities, and support systems that foster independence and resilience. Through specialized programs and an unwavering commitment to inclusivity, we aim to enhance the quality of life for those we serve, helping them thrive beyond their challenges.

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