Sophie Morgan

Sophie Morgan is an acclaimed broadcaster and influential disability advocate, renowned for her compelling storytelling and powerful advocacy in disability rights. As one of the world's few disabled television presenters, Sophie has consistently broken barriers and reshaped narratives around disability. One of her most significant achievements to date is the groundbreaking documentary ‘Fight to Fly’, aired in 2024, which addressed the pressing issue of disability rights within air travel and highlighted the mistreatment of disabled passengers.

Sophie's journey began dramatically at the age of 18 when a life-changing car accident left her paralysed from the chest down. Despite this immense challenge, Sophie quickly emerged as a resilient figure, pursuing her passion for media and advocacy. Her early career featured pivotal moments, such as her participation in the BBC reality series ‘Beyond Boundaries’ in 2004 and her significant appearance in ‘Britain’s Missing Top Model’ in 2008, both of which underscored her commitment to raising awareness and challenging stereotypes around disability.

Throughout her influential career, Sophie has received notable accolades and recognition for her impactful work. In 2022, she was recognised as one of the ‘Top 10 Most Influential People with a Disability in the UK’ by the Shaw Trust’s Disability Power 100, reinforcing her position as a leading voice in disability advocacy. Sophie is also deeply committed to her work as a patron of various charities, including Scope, Back Up, and Human Rights Watch, where she continues to champion disability rights and social justice.

Organisations and event planners choose Sophie as a keynote speaker for her authentic perspective, profound insights, and ability to inspire genuine change. Her key speaking topics include disability advocacy, accessible travel, resilience, and representation in media. Sophie is co-founder of the innovative production company Making Space Media, partnered with Reese Witherspoon's renowned production company Hello Sunshine, highlighting disabled talent in media. Her impressive portfolio includes roles such as presenting at the Paralympics and serving as a popular panellist on ITV's Loose Women, showcasing her versatility, engagement, and extensive reach across diverse audiences.