Roxy Murray

Roxy Murray is a dynamic advocate for disability rights, sex positivity, and radical inclusivity, proudly living as a pansexual person with Multiple Sclerosis. With her fierce passion for change and unyielding commitment to empowerment, Murray is on a mission to amplify marginalised voices and challenge societal norms.

As the founder and host of The Sick and Sickening podcast, Murray shares raw, unfiltered stories about navigating disability, chronic illness, and the intersectional realities of her diverse audience. Her platform is a space where lived experiences take center stage, spilling the real tea on the challenges and triumphs of life with disability.

Drawing on her background as a stylist, Murray inspires disabled and chronically ill individuals to embrace accessible and adaptive fashion as tools for self-expression and activism. From consulting on art direction to styling and even stepping in front of the camera as a model, Murray shows that style has no limits.

As a prominent voice in media, Murray’s work has been featured in Vogue UK, Refinery29, and more. She’s appeared on TV and contributed to numerous articles advocating for visibility for ethnically diverse backgrounds and the LGBTQIA+ community. Her advocacy highlights the systemic lack of diversity in the medical industry, charity sector, and corporate spaces, calling for meaningful change at every level.

Beyond her podcast and media presence, Murray is a sought-after speaker, addressing topics such as equality and diversity in MS research, neurodiversity, body positivity, adaptive fashion, sexual health, workplace ally ship, and self-empowerment. She champions intersectionality and wellbeing in every conversation, offering unique insights that drive real impact.

In her role as an England Council Member and Production Manager at the MS Society, Murray combines over four years of advocacy experience with her expertise in art and design to foster inclusivity for the MS community. By integrating her Scrum Master certification with her creative flair, she collaborates with peers and stakeholders to push for equitable representation, particularly for disabled and LGBTQIA+ individuals from ethnically diverse backgrounds.

Recognised on the Disability Power 100 List 2024, Murray is a trailblazer in patient advocacy, diversity, and inclusion. Whether as a podcaster, stylist, or keynote speaker, she is transforming how we see and celebrate disability and chronic illness.