My life turned upside down when my life-saving invention, a face shield prototype, was stolen from me amidst the global pandemic. I, the creator of this groundbreaking invention, was promised a split of the profits—profits which amounted to over half a million dollars in mere months. Instead, I was left out in the cold with no payment and no recognition for my work.

That's why I am urging you to support this call for an independent investigation into the alleged Intellectual Property (IP) theft committed by Meg Hammond and associates at Generator Makerspace, based in Burlington, VT, USA. It is paramount that we shed light on this serious accusation—a disabled maker shouldn't just be exploited and discarded while others thrive from their creation.

If fraud is found to have occurred, the immediate termination of Meg Hammond and anyone else implicated in this theft should follow. This story is bigger than just me—it's about fairness, justice, and ethical behaviour in our innovative spaces. We need to ensure that the rights of inventors are respected and protected, that our work is valued, and that those who exploit us for their gain face the full penalties of their actions.

Sign this petition today to prompt an independent investigation into my claims and to safeguard the rights and innovation of our creator community. Do not let others profit from stolen ideas. Stand up for justice, and force accountability where it's due.