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Food for Thought; Disability Inclusion & The Developing World

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23rd August 2011
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Disability,Education

“Disability inclusion means equal access to everyone … changing rules, infrastructure and attitudes to break down barriers” “The Medical” versus “The Social Model” of disability is a hot topic around the world and under constant scrutiny. The general consensus is; achieving total inclusion for people with disabilities is a societal issue and the solution can [...] Read more

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Aware of Mental Health

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17th August 2011
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It is currently estimated that 400,000 people in Ireland experience depression at any one time. The World Health Orgnanisation (WHO) recently announced it is the second most disabling medical disorder for those aged between 15 to 44. Do you feel unhappy, anxious, agitated or irritable, guilty, experiencing a loss of interest in life,, have experienced [...] Read more

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When will Businesses Recognise their Obligations under Irish and International Legislation?

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10th August 2011
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The Irish Times, Southern Correspondent Barry Roche reported on July 25th 2011 that Corina Duyn had a positive ruling from The Equality Tribunal in regards to the case she brought against Aer Arann on the grounds of discrimination. Corina is a children’s author, originally from the Netherlands and currently living in Lismore, Co. Waterford, she [...] Read more

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Lady GaGa Causes Controversy with Wheelchair Act on Stage

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2nd August 2011
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Art, Media, Design,Disability,Uncategorized

You know what they say – any publicity is good publicity, right? Lady GaGa has been seen performing as a mermaid in a wheelchair on her latest ‘Monster Ball’ tour. A number of people have criticised her for using the wheelchair for entertainment purposes alone and that she was just doing this for shock value. [...] Read more

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The Business Case of Disability

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25th July 2011
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Here in Kanchi, we are constantly talking about the Business Case of Disability – between ourselves, with our partners, and with the many organisations we work with. But what does the Business Case really mean? 1. Access to Talent • An organisation’s human and intellectual capital is one of its most valuable assets and pivotal [...] Read more

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