1 August 2024
The emoji dictionary has been updated to include new images of people with disability. The latest additions feature individuals using a motorised wheelchair, manual wheelchair, and white cane. These new emoji join existing ones that represent disabilities, such as a hearing aid, guide dog, and prosthetic limbs. They can be adjusted to reflect different skin tones.
Using these new emoji can help promote understanding and acceptance. They can be used in digital communication to create a more supportive online environment. The new emoji are now available for use.
Try incorporating them into your texts!
To find out more, read alepha accessibility’s article about the new inclusive emojis.