The United Nations launched the HireAbility Campaign in the Caribbean to promote inclusive employment and strengthen the economic participation of people with disabilities. ^[1] Several businesses, including Massy Stores Saint Lucia, the Grenada Broadcasting Network, Unique Productions Inc, and Bajanpro Inc, signed the Disability Inclusive Employer Pledge. ^[2] Simon Springett, UN Resident Coordinator for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, described the initiative as an important milestone for disability inclusion across the region. ^[3] Representatives of Carenage Bay Holding Ltd in Canouan, St. Vincent and the Grenadines; Runman Belize Corporation; and The Grenada Co-operative Bank Limited signed the Disability Inclusive Employer's Pledge. ^[4] The initiative connects six UN Country Teams in the English and Dutch-speaking Caribbean, bringing together governments, employers, organizations of persons with disabilities, youth advocates, and development partners. ^[5]