#Inclusivity

On a mission to make sure that, no matter what our differences are, we all get the chance to shine! ❤️ #disabilityadvocate #representationmatters #inclusionmatters #inclusiveworkplace #inclusivity

this has been a weird, wild ride so far and we’re nowhere near done. 💖I’d die for little Tilly🥹🙇🏼‍♀️ #primadonnagirl #fashion #tech #inclusivity

A small window on the screen. A giant step towards inclusivity in sport. For millions of cricket fans, the roar of the stadium and the voice of the commentator have always been part of the magic. But for those who cannot hear it, the game has often been experienced from the sidelines. Now, that’s changing.♥️ With sign language commentary on JioHotstar, deaf and hearing-impaired fans could experience every wicket, boundary, and nail-biting moment of the T20 World Cup in real time. Because the joy of cricket should belong to everyone. Credits : @sidharthmanojj @priya29sundaram 🙌 More power to you #Inclusivity #CricketForAll #SignLanguage #T20WorldCup #IndiaWinsT20 [T20 World Cup, India Wins T20 World Cup, Sign Language Commentary, Accessible Cricket Streaming, Inclusive Sports Broadcasting] Disclaimer: The reproduced video or photo content is used under the fair dealing provisions of Section 52(1)(B) of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, which permits the use of copyrighted material for the purpose of reporting current events, teaching, research and news. Our sole objective is to inform the public, not to exploit the creator's identity or content. We do not claim ownership of the material, full credit is attributed to the original creator or artist. Should you still wish to request the removal of the content, we'd be happy to assist you at [email protected] - The Better India

No because why did I almost say “keep your hands and feet inside the ride at all times” 😭😂 This is what disability parenting looks like over here. Adapting. Adjusting. And occasionally turning medical equipment into a zip line. We don’t wait for inclusion. We create joy anyway. #medicalmom #cerebralpalsy #specialneedsmom #kidsofinstagram #inclusivity

This is my old salon but the information is still relevant, it’s so important to have accessible options for your disabled customers 💕 here’s some tips - HOW TO MAKE YOUR SALON WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE- a few tips how I do - with a portable basin, a fold out ramp, a bucket for water to wash into, and if you don’t have an accessible bathroom, you can find a neighbour close by that does! &) I love doing Bree’s hair and I thought it was important to make this video to inspire more salons how easy it can be to be an inclusive wheelchair accessible space, providing comfort and making it easy for you disabled clients to get their hair done! I used @manicpanicnyc on Bree’s hair and we loveeeee the result! Also, just take it slow, even with our neurodivergent clients, clients on the spectrum, even clients with anxiety - and ask if people need a break in between to make the process easier and better for the client. It makes people comfortable knowing the hair dresser is willing to take the time and understand the clients needs... hair salons can be really overwhelming sensory wise, as-well as the actual hair dressing part of it or changing looks / feeling like vou have a new identity. Sometimes clippers can be overhelming, the bristles of a brush on the scalp, hair washing, or the music can be too loud and overstimulating... Sensory overload! I have fidget toys for anxiety too. Bree suffers with chronic pain, so as well as taking her medication before, during and after to relieve pain whilst in the salon, she will grab an extra chair to pop her leg up to relieve her pain if need be too, so it’s important to pay extra attention to your clients needs with a disability or that may be experiencing pain and just politely check if there’s anything that they need while they’re in your space while they’re in and through prior discussion. A § #disability #disabled #wheelchair #accessible #inclusivity #inclusive #happy #smile #hair #hairdye #hairgoals #unicornhair #hairart #hairartist #hairartistry #wow #amazing #joyful #positivity #feelgood #lookgood

Ryan was born completely blind, but that doesn’t stop him from shredding halfpipes and landing new tricks! The 12-year-old has been learning how to skate at @shred.co since 2023. His instructor Evan says his positive attitude is an inspiration for the entire skate community. Leave a big woop woop for @flyin_ryan12 in the comments if you feel inspired too! 🛹📢 🎥 Evan Dittig | Carly Kennedy #nj #fairfieldnj #skateboarding #inclusivity

🌻 A friendly reminder if you're voting in-person If you see a fellow elector wearing a green sunflower lanyard, badge or pin, it may mean they have a hidden disability and could appreciate a little extra patience, understanding or support while you're voting. Not all disabilities are visible, and small acts of kindness can help make the voting experience more comfortable for everyone. Polling officials wearing a white sunflower lanyard have completed the Hidden Disabilities training to provide help in a respectful and discreet way. Learn more about accessibility at the elections at https://www.ecsa.sa.gov.au/mobile-media/se2026-media-hidden-disability or the link in bio. #saelection #southaustralia #sunflowerproject #hiddendisabilities #inclusivity

This shocked me 🤯 #cerebralpalsyawareness #throwback #inclusivity #inclusion

We need to talk about western color analysis #coloranalysis #lightspring #inclusivity

Mattel has launched its first autistic Barbie as part of its Fashionistas line, aiming to boost representation and reflect neurodiversity for children, as autism affects more than one in 100 children worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.⁣ ⁣ #barbie #representation #neurodiversity #autismawareness #inclusivity

Two vibes, one song — “Up” by @hiforrest 🙌🏼 #aslcover #signlanguage #forrestfrank #faith #love #deaf #deafdads #accessability #inclusivity

🎥Little Moments, Big Meanings 💙 We ran into @smythstoys to find the brand new George from @officialpeppa now with a hearing aid and I don’t think I was prepared for how much that moment would mean. Morgan has watched Peppa Pig his whole life, and George has always been his favourite. So when he spotted that bright blue hearing aid the same colour as his he just paused… and gave the smallest, proudest little smile. That smile said everything. It wasn’t just a toy in that moment. It was recognition. It was feeling seen. That teddy is going to be so loved, not just because it’s George, but because it feels like someone finally thought about children like him. Having two deaf boys, I see every day how much deaf awareness and inclusion matters. The more the world reflects them, the more confident they grow in who they are. Being deaf isn’t something they lack it’s their superpower. And they should always be proud of who they are. Because the truth is, deaf children go through so much that most people never see. The constant appointments. Impressions and moulds. Hearing test after hearing test. Equipment on their ears every single day. Big expectations placed on such little shoulders. So to have that acknowledged by a huge children’s programme, one they’ve grown up with really does mean a lot. It shows that what they go through is seen. That their experience matters. That they matter. (Although let’s be honest… the ability to take your ears off when Mum starts requesting jobs is definitely a top-tier privilege 🤣) Inclusion really does matter. And moments like this mean everything to my deaf little boy 💙 #deafcommunity #peppapig #inclusion #trend #inclusivity