Silvia Abravanel receives invitation from the PSD to run for federal deputy
Silvia Abravanel has been invited to join the PSD party and run for federal deputy in Sรฃo Paulo, focusing on inclusion for people with disabilities.
"Disability is not an obstacle for anyone": Toulouse-Lorient, the unprecedented "Most Inclusive Match" organized by Ligue 1
The Toulouse FC will host the "Most Inclusive Match" against FC Lorient, aiming to promote inclusion for individuals with disabilities during the Ligue 1 game.
Bahia State Orthopedic Hospital opens vacancies for professionals with disabilities
The Bahia State Orthopedic Hospital in Salvador is offering job opportunities for persons with disabilities in various administrative and healthcare roles.
Disability rights advocates push accessibility for 35 million Nigerians
Disability rights advocates in Nigeria are calling for reforms to improve accessibility for 35 million individuals with disabilities, highlighting the need for inclusive public systems.
Deafblind boy, 5, makes EastEnders debut as mum hopes he'll 'break down barriers'
Five-year-old deafblind boy Harvey Hind makes his acting debut on EastEnders, aiming to inspire other disabled children to pursue their dreams.
Piauรญ Government inaugurates Equotherapy Center in Floriano; see how to access
The Piauรญ State Government has inaugurated an Equotherapy Center in Floriano to assist individuals with disabilities through therapeutic horseback riding.
How to Activate a Million Talents?
Poland faces a significant demographic challenge in the labor market, with a projected decline of 2.1 million working-age individuals by 2035, prompting a need to re-evaluate recruitment strategies.
Law ensures permanent accessibility on the beaches of Santos for people with disabilities
A new law in Santos guarantees permanent accessibility to the beach and sea for people with disabilities and reduced mobility.
What They Offer: Working with the Disabled - Italy's Initiative
An initiative in Verona, Italy, allows people with intellectual disabilities to work alongside others, highlighting societal changes over the past 16 years.
Test in which lawyer with dwarfism was disqualified from the competition did not provide adaptations for 'individual conditions'
A lawyer with dwarfism was disqualified from a public competition in Brazil due to the lack of accommodations for his condition during the physical fitness test.
Disabled skating is still searching for a place
The article discusses the exclusion of figure skating for the disabled from the Paralympics, highlighting ongoing prejudices that equate technical skills with physical perfection.
Inclusion โ not a judgment for the class, but a human connection: what do those who experience it every day say?
The article discusses the importance of social inclusion for individuals with disabilities, highlighting personal experiences that emphasize human connection over bureaucratic processes.
The Heartbreaking Account of Psychologist Mariana Kersz on the Challenge of Finding a School for Her Daughter with Disabilities: "I Was Torn Apart Struggling Against a World with Fantasy Inclusion"
Mariana Kersz shares her emotional struggle to find an inclusive school for her daughter Camila, who faced bullying and lack of support due to her disability.
The working group is expected to submit proposals for specific housing solutions for disabled people by the end of March
A working group in Iceland is set to propose specific housing solutions for people with disabilities by March's end.
City of Athens: March, Month of Inclusion and Visibility
March is designated as the month of inclusion in Athens, with the municipality transforming the city into a vibrant workshop through various educational and cultural actions aimed at breaking down prejudices related to disabilities.
Warning issued to National Examination Authority for not accommodating a visually impaired student in exam tasks
Lithuania's National Examination Authority received a warning for failing to provide appropriate exam materials for a visually impaired student during a mathematics exam.
How a decades-old, 'daunting' act is deterring discrimination reporting
Calls are growing for reforms to the Disability Discrimination Act to prevent discrimination by imposing a positive duty on employers and educators.
Disability Sports: Winter Sports for All
An inclusion initiative in Germany allows children with disabilities to experience winter sports, promoting community engagement and accessibility in athletics.
Veiki Laan: if a wheelchair does not fit into the law, then the problem is the law itself
Veiki Laan advocates for more reasonable measures in law, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and representation of people with disabilities in political discourse.
A Very Brief Literacy on Disability
The article discusses the importance of understanding disability as a human condition and highlights the need for greater awareness and inclusion of people with disabilities in society.
She is an executive at a multinational and fights for a more inclusive work world: 'When I said I was deaf, they didn't want to hire me'
Carolina Schmid, a deaf executive at Manpower Argentina, advocates for a more inclusive workplace, sharing her personal experience of discrimination in hiring processes.
Nigeria: Education - Making Case for 7 Million Nigerian Children With Disabilities
The article discusses the challenges faced by 7 million Nigerian children with disabilities who remain out of school due to systemic barriers.
Eliminating Barriers to Reading for the Intellectually Disabled: Libraries and Publishers' Initiatives
Supporters are working with intellectually disabled individuals to help them read more easily by creating accessible books and engaging them in reading activities.
'My Unhappiness,' says Paes about video in which he imitates blind person at Carnival
Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes described his imitation of a blind person during Carnival as an unfortunate mistake after facing backlash online.
UN wants to save on sign language interpreters for meeting on disability rights
The UN plans to cut funding for sign language interpreters during a significant meeting in Geneva concerning disability rights, potentially hindering inclusion efforts.
โYou have to find another oneโ: why children with complex needs are being turned away from childcare
Children with complex needs in Australia are increasingly being denied access to childcare due to inadequate funding and staff burnout, despite government initiatives aimed at inclusion.
โEach person has their own characteristicsโ - Working together by leveraging strengths regardless of disability
The article discusses the employment of individuals with disabilities in Akashi, Japan, highlighting the importance of inclusive practices in the workplace and the significance of recent legal changes.
LAMATA unveils award for most PWD-friendly bus operators
The Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority has introduced an award to recognize bus operators that enhance accessibility for Persons with Disabilities in Lagos.
Kebbi LG chairman donates wheelchairs, cash to persons living with disabilities
The Chairman of Koko-Besse Local Government Area in Nigeria provided wheelchairs and cash support to 75 persons living with disabilities to promote inclusion and economic empowerment.
Inclusion on the Avenue: Deaf Friends, Four Blind Brothers, and an Autistic Boy Experience Carnival in an Inclusive Area at the Sambadrome
The article highlights the inclusive experiences of disabled individuals at the Sรฃo Paulo Carnival, showcasing the vibrancy of samba and the importance of accessibility at such events.
Personal Assistant: An Institution That Is Here to Stay
The Greek government is implementing a personal assistant service for individuals with disabilities as part of a broader social reform aimed at improving their inclusion in society.
Beach patrols no problem for surf lifesaver in powered wheelchair
Michael Lord, a 70-year-old wheelchair user, has been a dedicated surf lifesaver at Flynns Beach, Port Macquarie, using his powered wheelchair to perform his duties.
Plzeล will finally start building the first home for autistics in the region
Plzeล is set to begin construction on its first facility dedicated to supporting individuals with autism in the region.
Podcast: "Is that fair?": "Inclusion does not mean we all have to become best friends"
The podcast discusses the portrayal of disabled individuals in media, highlighting the need for societal inclusion without the extremes of heroism or victimization.
In the Census, 30% of municipalities say they do not have support professionals for students with disabilities
30% of Brazilian municipalities report lacking educational support professionals for students with disabilities, as per the 2024 School Census.
Inclusion: Federal Government Aims to Reduce Barriers for People with Disabilities
The German federal government has received approval for a law aimed at reducing barriers for people with disabilities in public spaces by 2035.
Disability Inclusion Shouldnโt Be a Photo-Op
Disability inclusion in Nigeria is often performative, focusing on visibility rather than genuine change for people with disabilities.
PDP chieftain proposes N1.9bn budget for disability inclusion in Ogun
Segun Showunmi calls for a N1.9 billion budget for improving disability inclusion in Ogun State, highlighting the need for better policies and infrastructure.
Is there room for children with autism in Greece?
A 12-year-old non-verbal autistic child is denied entry to a play area due to an age restriction, highlighting Greece's ongoing neglect of disability inclusion in everyday life.
Disabled and Authorities: Ignored Instead of Included
Many people with disabilities require assistance in daily life, but often do not receive it due to perceptions of it being too costly.
Sessions of the Teresina City Council now have broadcasts with a sign language interpreter
The Teresina City Council has started providing Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) interpreters during ordinary sessions, allowing deaf individuals to follow discussions and decisions live on TV Cรขmara's YouTube channel.
Inclusion in the Dachau District: Representatives for People with Disabilities Wanted
The Dachau district is seeking a representative and deputy for people with disabilities to serve as a central liaison between these individuals, the district administration, and other stakeholders.
People: She now has a Fidget Spinner
Mattel has released a new Barbie doll with autism, designed in collaboration with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, following their previous launch of a doll featuring type 1 diabetes.
Typical German: Dancing knows no disability
The article discusses the challenges and misconceptions faced by people with disabilities, emphasizing how dancing and self-expression should be inclusive regardless of physical limitations.
How We Talk About Disability
The article discusses the portrayal of people with disabilities in media, emphasizing their frequent exclusion from authoritative roles and discussions in various professional fields.
Free train travel and people with disabilities
From January 1, 2026, the Croatian Railways will provide free train travel for people with disabilities holding a national or European disability card, in addition to existing benefits for children, students, retirees, and seniors.