Kirsten Hearn

Kirsten Hearn
Embedding equality and inclusion

Kirsten Hearn at the Houses of Parliament

Kirsten Hearn at the Houses of Parliament (photo description):

A tanned and relaxed-looking large white woman is lounging sideways on a black folding chair, one arm draped over its back. She looks seriously at the camera. She wears black jeans and a red linen shirt with rolled-up sleeves. As usual, she is festooned in large silver earrings, and today sports a large bangle and a lanyard with a curled-up identity picture of her which can't be made out. Behind her, groups of disabled and non-disabled people are engrossed in earnest conversation, or taking a break. This is clearly a moment of rest for Kirsten from the excesses of lobbying.

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