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This video offers insights into an interprofessional project that brought together teacher educators, nursing students, and a local charity to foster a socially just, inclusive approach to disability. Drawing on inclusive narratives and oral histories from the disability rights movement, the discussion highlights the importance of confronting negative attitudes toward difference and providing creatively adapted learning experiences. Strategies such as storytelling, sensory drama, or visual representations help build empathy and awareness of the social and institutional barriers that shape perceptions of disability. Learners are encouraged to reflect on real-life activist examples, design inclusive spaces, and develop a sense of agency for social change. The conversation underscores the relevance of intersectionality, the need to adapt resources for diverse learners (including neurodevelopmental differences), and the powerful role that teachers and health professionals can play in guiding empathy-building pedagogy. Ultimately, the emphasis falls on moving beyond deficit-based assumptions and embracing relational, co-produced learning that combats stigma and celebrates the full spectrum of human diversity.