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Empowering Equality: Understanding and Supporting Disabilities for Inclusive Communities

Learn about disabilities, from learning difficulties to speech issues, affecting people like Albert Einstein and Cameron Diaz. Explore the challenges individuals with disabilities face, such as discrimination and limited opportunities, and the laws protecting their rights. Discover how to promote inclusivity and accessibility for all in society.

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Empowering Equality: Understanding and Supporting Disabilities for Inclusive Communities

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  1. Who are they?

  2. What do they have in common? Albert Einstein Cameron Diaz Richard Branson Tim Howard Ludwig van Beethoven Paula Radcliffe Samuel L Jackson Ray Charles

  3. They all have a disability. Learning difficulties Tourettes syndrome dyslexia OCD deaf asthma Speech difficulties blind

  4. What are disabilities? •  Disability means a physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities. • A disability can occur during a person’s lifetime, or from birth.

  5. What problems do people with disabilities face? • Discrimination and bullying • Fewer career and work opportunities • Difficulty in using leisure facilities • Transport and independence

  6. Disability in the UK • Over 10 million people with disabilities • Over 700,000 children with disabilities • Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (extended 2005) is a law which protects disabled people from being treated unfairly because of their disability. • Disability and Equality Act 2010 is a law which aims to replace and improve previous laws.

  7. What should we do? • Treat all people with respect and equality. • Challenge discrimination when we hear or see it. • Make buildings and public places accessible for all.

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