Macmillan Learning Named a Top 2026 Disability Inclusive Business for its Workplace and Accessibility Practices
Macmillan Learning, a privately held, family-owned digital learning company, announced today it has been named as one of the World’s Top Disability Inclusive Businesses based on its performance on the Disability Index®. The recognition is the company’s sixth consecutive and reflects its ongoing progress across workplace practices, accessibility efforts, and approach to building more inclusive experiences for employees, instructors, and students.
Disability is part of the human experience. More than 1.3 billion people globally, approximately 16% of the world’s population, live with a disability. In education, that reality matters deeply because access shapes who can participate, how students learn, and whether people feel they belong.
“Recognition as a World’s Top Disability Inclusive Business reflects meaningful progress, but it also reminds us that this work is ongoing,” said Kristin Peikert, EVP of People and Culture at Macmillan Learning. “Our different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives can only foster innovation when people can participate fully, contribute meaningfully, and feel they belong.”
