Alan Turing was a pioneering mathematician whose code breaking work at Bletchley Park was critical to the Allied victory in World War II, saving countless lives. Despite his vital contribution, he was prosecuted and chemically castrated by the state for his sexuality. His story is a stark reminder of the devastating impact of discrimination and the importance of fighting for dignity and acceptance for all.
You can learn more about Alan Turing on his Wikipedia page here.
The Inspiring Change Portraits
This image of Alan Turing is one of a collection of eight portraits created by CHANGE’s illustrator team to celebrate inspiring figures who champion change and whose actions embody Advonet’s values of kindness, inclusivity, accountability, diversity, and empowerment.
The portraits in this series use elements of the clear, friendly illustration style we use in our Easy Read documents. Here we explain the advantages of using illustrations for our clients and their audiences: Why CHANGE uses illustrations to create accessible Easy Read documents
Greetings cards featuring all eight images in a boxed set are available from our web shop.
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