The realization that COVID-19 brought to our landscapes, combined with the nation’s unrest around race and racial inequities, have spotlighted the gaps and continued challenges for vulnerable communities. One of the earliest spotlights streamed onto the challenges around access and inclusion in the reactive necessity of remote connectivity during isolation. Challenges around access and inclusion are certainly not new to the Disability community, but have been elevated more during this time; new awareness around how and/or if we are creating accessible and inclusive enough spaces for the Disability diverse community and all diverse identities is evolving. As four peer small business consultancies, we found ourselves talking about these themes as we brainstormed and began working and existing in the remote landscapes which had escalated around us. Like everyone else, we’d had no time to prepare, but are living the experience in real time as we move forward. We’ve begun learning as we go, and we wanted to create a space to share our perspectives around this important theme. But we also want to elicit experiential observations, feelings AND contribution from all and any stakeholders who want to listen, talk and share.