Emma Vogelmann

Background

About Emma Vogelmann

Emma Vogelmann graduated from Queen Mary University of London with her Law degree in 2016. While at university, she interned for three years with the British Institute of Human Rights and was the Assistant Editor of the Queen Mary Human Rights Law Review. Since then she has volunteered with Amnesty International to increase awareness of disability-related issues. Emma has worked at Muscular Dystrophy UK for three years where she leads on their disabled employment work including writing the Ready and Able report launched at Parliament in 2019. Emma has worked freelance doing policy work, public speaking, writing blogs, accessibility consulting, communications and social media and more. She has worked with SMA UK doing online community sessions, Elect Her on their communications and accessibility work and Cosmopolitan Care on employment contracts and other legal advice. Emma currently works at Scope as a Policy Adviser in the Consumer Affairs team. She has been working on disabled people's access to food from supermarkets during the pandemic. This work has involved direct influencing and extensive research. Scope's work on this issue will be made public in July 2021. Emma has Spinal Muscular Atrophy and has used a ventilator via a tracheotomy since 2009 when she contracted the Swine Flu. This website compiles all of Emma’s work and blogs. Please email hello@emmavogelmann.com for work enquiries.