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The 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris face ticket sales challenges despite a comprehensive advertising campaign by the French government and various organizations.
Filming every day for a year, Kitra Cahana captures her father's experience of isolation in a long-term care facility during the pandemic.
Ivy Granstrom, 66, runs three miles a day and has completed 50 consecutive swims in the polar bear swim event despite having only 4.5% vision.
On July 26, 1990, President George H.W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act into law, marking a significant milestone for disability rights in the United States.
Matthew uses his unique senses to search for his birthday present, which turns out to be a puppy he chooses from a farm.
Artificial intelligence and advanced prosthetics are explored through innovative technologies and their potential to enhance human capabilities.
Ten thousand dollars is at stake as Ron, despite a knee injury, insists on participating in a motorcycle repo in New Orleans.
Bill's recycling business in Stoke-on-Trent employs people with disabilities like Scott and Macaluso.
Katrin Dinges, blind and almost deaf, seeks independence through education and sports.
Dwarf toreros in Spain face controversy as organizations seek to ban their performances.
Ivan, a 15-year-old boy with autism, faced expulsion from school, prompting his mother Dewi to choose homeschooling and speech therapy for him.
Mozambique transforms weapons into tools, promoting peace and community development.
In north-west Syria, the Al-Nouri camp houses blind civilians, many of whom lost their sight due to bombing raids in their home regions.
Teigan, a young girl who became disabled after contracting a herpes virus from a family member's cold sore, highlights the importance of health awareness through her family's advocacy.
Helen Keller, who lost her sight and hearing at 19 months, became the first deafblind person to earn a college degree and authored over a dozen books.
Children around the world have a genetic condition that prevents them from having functional fingers.
Dimitri Poffé, a French traveler diagnosed with Huntington's disease, cycles 18,000 kilometers from Mexico City to Ushuaia to raise awareness and share hope.
At 8:32 AM, one person arrives late for work to find another seated in their chair, leading to a discussion about their unexpected roles.
Paul and Hava, both with intellectual disabilities, face opposition from their group homes after marrying, as they are not allowed to live together.
Surfability UK in Caswell Bay, Wales, offers tailored surf lessons for people with disabilities.
Four youth sledge hockey teams compete in a weekend tournament, demonstrating their skills and teamwork on the ice.
Throat cancer survivors in Hong Kong regain their voices at the New Voice Club.
Sunny, a trans person in Pakistan, survives by begging while others turn to sex work.
Eugenics in the US and Europe led to over 60,000 forced sterilizations of deemed 'unfit' individuals.
Christine, who was sterilized at 18 without her knowledge, shares her experience and the emotional impact of losing her reproductive rights.
Six disabled veterans demonstrate their skills to 600 industrialists in New York City, aiming to secure jobs after returning from World War II.
A wheelchair-bound man regains the ability to walk after participating in a phase 2 clinical trial involving stem cell injections with 153 patients.
Blindsight is a condition where individuals with visual impairments can respond to visual stimuli without conscious awareness, as explored through case studies and research from the University of California, Berkeley.
Buck Boom, an animated character, seeks a job from Mr. Mudgin, a personnel manager, in a setting that blends live action and animation.
Rafal Senk faces homelessness in the UK due to deafness and lack of support from councils.
The report criticizes the Metropolitan Police for systemic racism and ineffective discipline.
Jessica Kellgren-Fozard shares her experiences as a deaf YouTuber, discussing disability awareness, dating challenges, and the importance of open communication about her disabilities.
Four Afro-Ecuadorian boys disappear after an encounter with the Ecuadorian Air Force in Guayaquil.
Spanky Almond faces bullying at Moses Montefiore Academy in Last Chance High's second episode.
A cow is trapped in mud as two men struggle to save it, reflecting their fight for survival amid challenging conditions in Botswana.
Tyler's community discusses his struggles with obesity and health, emphasizing the urgency for lifestyle changes to ensure he can care for his children.
A substantial amount of heroin was found at the crime scene of Eliza B's murder, suggesting a motive beyond drug theft.
In Banyumas, Indonesia, children as young as six engage in perilous gold mining, highlighted by a tragic incident where eight diggers are buried underground.
11,000 people in Maui remain without power as wildfires devastate the island, leaving the town of Lahaina nearly completely destroyed.
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Twenty-five elevators in New York City's subway system go out of service each day, leaving many riders with disabilities unable to access stations.
Israeli forces released a military dog on a Palestinian man with Down syndrome, prompting widespread outrage over the treatment of disabled individuals.
Dr. Frances Ryan critiques the use of 'inspirational' for disabled people during the Rio Paralympics.
Carol and Carrie share their experiences with young onset dementia, discussing memory loss, daily challenges, and the importance of self-advocacy.
A Palestinian teen with autism returned to Gaza after months in Israeli detention, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in conflict zones.
SpecialEffect modifies consoles to help disabled gamers connect with video games.
Richard Marsh recounts his recovery from locked-in syndrome after a 2009 stroke, discussing the challenges he faced while living in Napa Valley, California.
In Gaza, a deaf family navigates the dangers of ongoing conflict, relying on their children to guide them through a volatile environment.
