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December 14, 2023
Time to send some virtual hugs! Whether you had a fight or are miles apart from each other, our list of hug quotes will let them know how much you love them!
December 3, 2023
International Day of Persons with Disabilities seeks to shed light on the disparities, both political and socio-economic, faced by people with disabilities.
March 26, 2023
Purple Day is a global event observed to raise awareness around epilepsy, a common neurological disease. The day is observed on March 26, every year. Check out its theme, history, significance, interesting facts and inspirational quotes on news18.com
December 3, 2022
Apart from communicating feelings of care and affection, hugging can provide several health benefits.
July 23, 2022
Disability should be celebrated, even viewed as a gift, as it is only one part of who a person is, what comprises his/her multidimensional identity.
March 11, 2021
In a constantly evolving world of technology, social media and instant news access, it’s hard to understand how some individuals may still feel as though they are not seen or heard. Tweets or Snapchats are sent to spread awareness, knowledge or news in fractions of a second. In a world of instant access, why do millions of Americans with disabilities still feel invisible? Has America fulfilled its promises to this community? The history of people with disabilities in the U.S. starts, as does ...
January 25, 2021
Changing society’s negative attitude towards special needs DR RADICA MAHASE “WHEN you are a parent of a child with special needs like me, you have to really have patience with people. You have to learn to ignore the stares and comments people make when you’re out in public with your child. “I went through phases, first trying to educate people, then cussing up people and now am in the phase of just ignoring them because my focus is on my child, not on what society thinks.” Too often w...