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Cheerful children with disabilities in rehabilitation center
Khyati Mehta
By Khyati Mehta February 15, 2021

Positive supports make huge difference for disabled children

Raising children is a tough job.  Raising children with disabilities is even more challenging.  Raising disabled children is extremely difficult in India...

Wedding Planing
Meara
By Meara Bartlett January 03, 2021

Disability Wedding Planning Book the First of Its Kind

Everyone deserves the joy of a wedding– but disabled couples have long been denied respect. Wedding Planning for Spoonies seeks to change that. Disabled...

person reading the tactile map
Andrei Nicu
By Andrei Nicu December 21, 2020

Scripor Alphabet, a self-orientation map using the tactile alphabet of colors in Romania

Romania launched the Scripor Alphabet, a self-orientation map using the tactile alphabet of colors for people who are blind or low vision, an alphabet named after...

Hand of man holding bowl with sweet coconut food. Busy street full of restaurants, bars and shops - Siem Reap, Cambodia
Eliza Brooks
By Eliza Brooks November 25, 2020

8 Food safety tips when traveling abroad

Nausea, vomiting, fever, stomach pain, loose stools – these are the worst things you can experience when traveling abroad. After all, who would want to spend their...

Bride and groom on the wheelchair sit kissing on the bench in the park
Khyati Mehta
By Khyati Mehta November 16, 2020

Marriage equality is still not a reality for disabled people in India

Marriage of Disabled Man or Woman is a most challenging topic, probably more challenging their own physical challenges. Their physical challenges demand assistance in...

man in wheelchair traveling in virtual reality while spending time at home
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By Sienna Fisher November 09, 2020

How can Virtual Reality technology help persons with disabilities? 

"Life is difficult. This is a great truth, one of the greatest truths." This is the opening line of the book "The less travelled road" from Scott Peck. When I first...

Suzanne Dang
Suzanne Dang
By Suzanne Dang November 03, 2020

My experience navigating through the mental health hospital system

I clearly remember my very first psychiatric hospital admission. I was put on ITO (Involuntary Treatment Order) at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane. I...

Suzanne Dang
Suzanne Dang
By Suzanne Dang October 14, 2020

What has my mental illness taught me about life?

Not all medications that are trialled will work the very first time of trying. There are many trials and errors. The right combination of medications will come with...

children with vision disabilities using the braille device
Avinash Kothari
By Avinash Kothari October 01, 2020

Innovation in Braille self-learning could empower blind people in India

India’s Braille literacy rates are at an abysmal low of less than one percent. The shortage of trained educators is one of the greatest impediments in the spread...


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