How people with disabilities integrate into society in Ukraine—the most interesting cases and initiatives from Rubryka
On December 3, at the United Nations initiative, the world celebrates the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This day draws attention to the problems of people with disabilities, promotes inclusiveness, and protects their rights. Today, about 15 percent of the world's population are individuals with disabilities, and yet, often their problems are silenced in society. They stay invisible and don't take an active part in public life. It's happening, in particular, due to the world's inadaptability. That's why inclusiveness, i.e. inclusion and participation of all society members in its processes, is vital.
Every year, December 3 has its own theme, designed to draw attention to the steps already taken towards creating inclusive societies and addressing inequality. This year's theme is "Building Back Better: toward a disability-inclusive, accessible, and sustainable post-COVID-19 World."
On the occasion, we've collected our best pieces on inclusiveness in Ukraine. Among them are interesting cases, tips and tricks, and expert opinions on the topic. By the way, some articles are dedicated to inclusion in coronavirus Ukraine.
This award recognized Ukrainian civil society's “courageous activities during the war” The 12th Global Assembly… Читати більше
Serhii Kalitsun is a native of the Vasylkiv community in the Kyiv region. He lost… Читати більше
Розбираємо, про що йдеться у законопроєкті про поступове підвищення акцизу на тютюнові вироби до 2028… Читати більше
“Алексу” 52. Восени 2024-го він втратив руку в боях у Вовчанську. Але сама ця історія… Читати більше
38-річний Сергій Малечко родом із Чернігівської області. З перших днів повномасштабного вторгнення добровольцем боронив Україну.… Читати більше
Rubryka highlights an initiative that bridges generations in every sense—both emotionally and digitally. Читати більше
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