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VC programs for people with disabilities

4 VC programs that say they recruit people with disabilities. None is taking applications right now. Most run in a hybrid format, and most do not pay a stipend.

4 programs1 fully remote1 pay a stipend4 hosts

Every program on this list

4 programs

At a glance

How they pay

Based on the 3 of 4 programs that say.

  • Mixed compensation1
  • Stipend1
  • Unpaid1

How they run

Based on the 4 of 4 programs that say.

  • Hybrid3
  • Remote1

Where they run

Based on the 4 of 4 programs that say. A program can list more than one region.

  • Africa1
  • Global1
  • Ireland1
  • The Nordics1
  • The US1

What it looks like

VC programs are structured ways into venture: fellowships, scout programs, accelerators, internships, and more. Each one sets its own terms for who gets in, how long it runs, and how it pays.

The programs here state that they recruit people with disabilities, either only them or among other underrepresented groups.

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Questions people ask

Which VC programs for people with disabilities are open now?

None of the 4 is taking applications right now. Each program's page shows when it usually opens.

Do VC programs for people with disabilities pay?

1 of the 4 pay a stipend and 1 is unpaid. The other 2 pay in other ways, such as carry or equity, or do not say.

Can I join VC programs for people with disabilities remotely?

1 of the 4 run fully remotely, 3 mix remote and in-person time, and 0 run in person.

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A program is on this list when its Superscout record lists people with disabilities in its inclusion focus. Programs whose type is not recorded are left out.

Program terms, dates, and application status can change. Each program page carries its own sources and review date; missing facts stay blank.

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