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Richard Rieser

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From World of Inclusion: "Richard Rieser is the managing director of World of Inclusion Ltd and is an expert disabled international equality trainer, consultant, film maker and writer and teacher."

Born London, St Mary's Hospital. Contracted poliomyelitis. c.1987 married Susie Burrows. 2000 chair of governors, and a parent at Islington Arts and Media school. Available at the British Library is a voice recording of Rieser "Disability Voices".

The photo shows Rieser with Burrows in 2017.

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Richard Rieser

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Mary Wollstonecraft, statue for

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Mark Leonard Trust

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Edith McMullen

Edith McMullen

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St Mary le Bow

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