Meet Tarun Kumar from Jaipur who sends in his story on how acceptance helped him to begin following his dreams and interests. He is one of those who is trying to achieve – with a strong belief in himself The article is in his own words. Please do follow his Read more…
On The International Day for Persons with Disabilities – December 03rd 2020 , Aasmaan Foundation Trust released an Inclusive Musical Cover #Olangal , a Volunteer driven project by a Team of Differently Abled Artists. Dhanya Ravi , one of the Trustees of the Foundation has been the driving force behind Read more…
Ameer Ulla Siddiqui, popularly known as Rider Ameer, is an Orthopaedic Handicapped (PPRP) person. Ameer from New Delhi currently works as a Computer Officer at UGC-HRDC (Govt. of India) New Delhi. He earlier worked as a Software Expert in Ministry of Agriculture (Govt. of India) New Delhi , and as Read more…
Adapted from “Strategies and Accommodations for Students with Low Vision” Resource by Daniela Gissara. Designed by Audrey Whittle. © 2020 Perkins School for the Blind Daniela Gissara, Coordinator, International Partnerships, Perkins International says “Children with low vision are neither blind nor sighted, but they have the potential for useful vision. Read more…
‘I was introduced to the MFPA as early as my sixth year by a home tutor who encouraged me to paint by holding the brush in my mouth. Since then I have loved painting, and the MFPA has given me the freedom to develop as an artist’ – Rob Trent Read more…
Children can be introduced to the ideas of inclusion, empathy and diversity early on through these fun books that celebrate disability without being judgmental, discriminatory or overly sympathetic. By – Arundhati Nath Source – huffingtonpost.in Disability, whether mental, physical or intellectual, is just one more form of diversity in the Read more…