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Others in our community have chimed in to give their “best practices” on staying positive even in the most daunting, frustrating and painful times. We hope you find these beneficial and while some may seem easy to say, it is all about having the information, and then utilizing it in our daily lives….and repeating until it becomes a habit.
When a natural disaster strikes you’ve got mere seconds or minutes to stay away from harm's way. The split-second decision-making backed by your senses can be the difference between life and death. Now, just spare a thought for individuals who are deaf – ones who cannot depend on auditory information alone to get instant alerts
Using themes from psychosocial applications: positive re-framing, disability acceptance, and disability pride help people with disabilities move from a negative self-concept toward a liberating self-image.
Download or order the Campaign for Disability Employment’s “Because” posters, which feature positive messages about disability and employment.
A positive collection of picture books that are either about disability, or feature disabled people.
*Please don't forget to hit the CC button for Subtitles*Despite her disability, Keumsook stays positive and cheerful. Her grandmother's love also helped her ...
Coloring pages depicting good deeds, disability and the Paralympics are a great tool to promote positive social attitudes and inclusion.
Jessica Grono writes a letter to parents of non-disabled children, asking them to teach their kids positive messages about disability.
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Major Depressive Disorder, also known as clinical depression, is a leading cause of disability worldwide and is estimated to affect 5% of the global adult population. At the University of Pittsburgh in the US, Dr Kymberly Young is using neurofeedback to help patients with this disorder control their brain activity and increase their positive emotions.
Language is divisive. Regardless of whatever the intention may be, the impact of our words can be powerful. In libraries, we often find ourselves reflecting on the words we use for special populations, especially regarding the disability community. But even the words “disability” and “special populations” have connotations and references that may be positive or negative to different groups of people. As our profession continues to expand awareness on diversity and inclusion issues in libraries, we remember language and identity is a big part of the conversation, especially for people with disabilities. Person First vs. Identity First You may have heard of the phrase “Person First Language.” Person First Language puts the person before the disability, so that the disability is no longer the primary and defining characteristic of the person. For example, instead of saying “disabled person,” supporters of Person First Language will say “person with a disability.” Those...
"Critics and readers alike have been calling for more positive and varied representations of disability in children’s books for a long time; Mike Nero and the Superhero School does a great job of meeting this urgent need." - Children's Book Review Bring Mike Nero into your family today!
Disability Inclusion is the last frontier on the bandwagon to bring diversity and equality to our Media landscape. PhotoAbility.net has demonstrated this concept exceptionally, with their Photo Library, that there are many willing, beautiful, strong, able, and positive examples of models whose imagery could easily cross over to mainstream advertising. There should no longer be any question of why or how they should be incorporating models with disabilities into magazine covers, marketing materials, websites, online publications, and anywhere else you see photos illustrating what is good, wholesome, sexy, and human.
I found this video on YouTube today. I was looking for a child's positive spin on his or her disability, and BOY did I find it! Meet Jake. A precocious tween who's love for math and science is not only a hobby, but a life style. He is a math genius who credits his success…
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The third major area of intervention for Foundation, Our Disability Programme works with children and youth with disabilities in the areas of education and skill development.
