“As we look to the future, we must remember that real progress is not just about policy updates or legislative changes. It is measured by our everyday actions to support and uplift those around us.” What will it take to bring about progress and inclusivity for disabled people? In the face of potential changes to the Persons with Disabilities Act 2008 in Malaysia, the RYTHM Foundation Chairperson, Datin Sri Umayal Eswaran, tackles the challenges faced by people with disabilities and the kind of steps and mechanisms that must be taken to make the Disabilities Act effective. Read her article here: https://lnkd.in/ghJcHArP #RiseWithRYTHM #InclusionMatters #DisabilityRights #CommunityDevelopment
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Uzbekistan Advances Disability Rights with International Support Uzbekistan is advancing disability rights following its 2021 ratification of the CRPD. Supported by The World Bank, efforts include developing an Accessibility Code with international best practices and in partnership with the Competence Development Institute under the Ministry of Construction and Communal Services training 500 architecture and construction representatives on accessibility standards. Read more here in the blog by Andres Balcazar, G3ict Country Advisor for Mexico: https://lnkd.in/dfApTp9w G3ict - The Global Initiative for Inclusive ICTs IAAP - International Association of Accessibility Professionals #DisabilityRights #Inclusion #Uzbekistan
Supporting Efforts to Integrate Disability Rights into National Policies in Uzbekistan - G3ict: The Global Initiative for Inclusive ICTs
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Good morning! I hope you all had a nice weekend! As you may know, yesterday was International Day Of Persons With Disabilities, a day for listening to people with disabilities and learn how they feel, what they need, how can we help. I love how the author insist in calling the day “for” people with disabilities rather than "of" to highlight how people with disabilities must be involved and their voices must be present. Here’s an article shared by Business Disability Forum where you can learn how to start! #Diversity #Inclusion #IDPD
International Day of Persons with Disabilities: a day for listening not just speaking - Business Disability Forum
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🛎️Introducing the New Disability Inclusion Toolkit: A Comprehensive Resource for Creating Inclusive Environments We are thrilled to announce the release of our brand-new Disability Inclusion Toolkit, now available for download! This essential resource has been meticulously developed to help organizations, educators, and individuals create more inclusive environments for people with disabilities. The toolkit offers a wealth of information, including: 1. Practical Guides and Best Practices: Step-by-step guides on how to implement inclusive practices in various settings, such as workplaces, schools, and public spaces. 2. Accessibility Checklists: Detailed checklists to ensure your physical and digital environments meet accessibility standards and are welcoming to all. 3. Resource Directory: A curated list of tools, and further reading to support your ongoing efforts in disability inclusion. Whether you are just beginning your journey towards inclusivity or looking to enhance your existing efforts, the Disability Inclusion Toolkit is designed to provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to make a meaningful impact. Download the toolkit today and join us in our commitment to creating a more inclusive continent for everyone! Download the Disability Inclusion Toolkit: https://lnkd.in/eiSMpAh2 Together, we can break down barriers and build communities where everyone can thrive. #inclusion #disabilityinclusiontoolkit #salthousebusiness #salthouseafrica
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July is Disability Pride Month! Check out my latest blog on the Disability Pride flag and what it represents: https://lnkd.in/gnAGDBfh You'll be seeing lots of red, white, and blue waving this week. Let's raise awareness on another important flag, too. #DisabilityPrideMonth #Inclusion #Diversity #ADA #CRResearch #MRX #MarketResearch #Insights
Flying the Flag for All: Celebrating Disability Pride Month | C+R
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Disability History of Canada: Chapter 1 Understanding history is important not only to understand, but to learn from. Do you know how many politicians and civil servants don't know disability history in Canada? Do you know how many architects, interior designers, landscape architects, urban planners, etc. don't know disability rights or accessible design legislation requirements? This is worth reading. Please share. #disability #history #Canada #cdnpoli #AccessibleCanada #AODA #AMA #NSAA #ABCA #NLAA #ASA #inclusion #equality #equity #accessibility #architecture #InteriorDesign #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanPlanning #design #education #Resources #Resources #legislation
@davidlepofsky new memoir reveals little-known saga of how disability advocates got equality for people with disabilities added to the charter. Free download of “Swimming up Niagara Falls” https://lnkd.in/gADSFa6n #accessibility #AccessibleCanada #Canpoli
To mark Tomorrow’s 42nd Anniversary of the Charter of Rights, New Memoir Reveals Little-Known Saga of how Disability Advocates got Equality for Millions of People with Disabilities Added to the Charter
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It is great to see health equity in all areas of DEI; as someone who is Neurodivergent seeing organizations like Cedars-Sinai being recognized for disabled empowerment is inspiring towards my future career in healthcare. #allabilities #healthcareforall #workforall
Cedars-Sinai has been recognized as a "2024 Best Places to Work for People with Disabilities" by the Disability Equality Index. This accolade highlights our commitment to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. Learn more about our top score and dedication to accessibility and inclusion.
Cedars-Sinai Earns Top Score for Supporting Employees With Disabilities
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The Australian Government’s upcoming International Disability Equity and Rights Strategy (IDEARS) is set to guide disability inclusion across Australia’s development program for the coming 5-10 years. The third such strategy, IDEARS comes at a critical time where, at the halfway mark of Agenda 2030, people with disabilities are the group left farthest behind in progress made. And people with disabilities risk falling yet further behind in the face of escalating climate crisis and economic upheaval. Along with colleagues in Australia’s development and disability sector and our regional partners, CBM Australia is calling on the government to ensure their forthcoming strategy goes far enough in addressing the needs and priorities of people with disabilities in the Indo-Pacific region and beyond. To achieve substantial and sustainable positive change in the lives of millions of people with disabilities in our region, CBM CEO @JaneDEdge says IDEARS needs to be ambitious, accountable and resourced. Read Jane’s call to action below > https://lnkd.in/gcd7cPVD
2023: A critical year for Australian leadership on disability inclusive development | CBM Australia
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Did you know that globally women with disabilities are far less likely to be employed (32 %) than men without disabilities (70 %). And that is just one statistic. We need to eliminate the structural barriers that exclude women with disabilities from participating in decision-making. Governments must listen to women and conduct research on how to ensure the economic inclusion of women with #disabilities and budget accordingly within existing or new gender-focused policies and programmes. #EmbraceEquity #IWD2024. The Australian Government has a chance to make a significant difference to women with disabilities with their new IDEARS strategy. CBM Australia’s detailed submission to Government provides a detailed roadmap on a way forward.
The Australian Government’s upcoming International Disability Equity and Rights Strategy (IDEARS) is set to guide disability inclusion across Australia’s development program for the coming 5-10 years. The third such strategy, IDEARS comes at a critical time where, at the halfway mark of Agenda 2030, people with disabilities are the group left farthest behind in progress made. And people with disabilities risk falling yet further behind in the face of escalating climate crisis and economic upheaval. Along with colleagues in Australia’s development and disability sector and our regional partners, CBM Australia is calling on the government to ensure their forthcoming strategy goes far enough in addressing the needs and priorities of people with disabilities in the Indo-Pacific region and beyond. To achieve substantial and sustainable positive change in the lives of millions of people with disabilities in our region, CBM CEO @JaneDEdge says IDEARS needs to be ambitious, accountable and resourced. Read Jane’s call to action below > https://lnkd.in/gcd7cPVD
2023: A critical year for Australian leadership on disability inclusive development | CBM Australia
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Today is the International Day for People with Disabilities, a day for celebration, learning, optimism and action. Our Head of Education Rob Marrs reflects on how the profession has been working to improve disability inclusion over the past year with an increasing focus. Read more via the link below. #Lawscot #IDPD #IDPD2023 #DisabilityDay #EqualityAndDiversity
Increasing the pace of disability inclusion | Law Society of Scotland
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