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Argentina’s MPs overturn Milei’s veto on disability spending increases

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Something to cheer about but it's not over in the fight against spending cuts, for disabled Argentinians.
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Big River First Nation family hosts powwow special to honour those living with disabilities

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Tina Rabbitskin says it was hard to watch her 11-year-old son, Emory, who was born with Down syndrome, not win powwow competitions. She and her family organized a special event to let all people living with disabilities feel like winners.
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Women wheelchair basketball teams compete in Thailand

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Al Jazeera follows the Cambodian team as they aim to change perceptions about disability in their country.
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How to Buy a Home If You're Disabled

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Nick Bailey, CEO of Century 21 Real Estate, explained the rights disabled and special-needs people have when shopping for a new home.
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The secret to John's Crazy Socks success is happiness

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John Cronin and his father Mark launched a small company that in just a few years has turned into a multi-million dollar business. The business employs people with various disabilities — John has Down syndrome — to show that they can...
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Breaking Bad's RJ Mitte Takes New York Fashion Week

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RJ Mitte, best known for his role as FLynn on AMC's "Breaking Bad," is ubringing awareness to the disenfranchisement of the disabled. Mitte's "adaptive design" fashion show for the disabled will debut at New York Fashion Week.
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Actor RJ Mitte Wants to Improve Disability Diversity in Hollywood

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The actor, who has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, says the industry needs to incorporate more people with disabilities to change perception.
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'Breaking Bad' Actor RJ Mitte: Hollywood Should Include More 'Real Characters' With Disabilities

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The actor, who has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, says the industry needs to incorporate more "real characters" to change the perception of people with disabilities.
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New perspective on Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

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London's Victoria and Albert Museum is showing a fresh perspective on Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. Self-taught, Frida was left disabled by polio as a child, and at the age of eighteen was seriously injured in a near-fatal bus crash. She...
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Facebook's Efforts to Help People With Disabilities Connect

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The social media company is using A.I. to make content on its site more accessible and connect people with disabilities to helpful communities. "We are working on making it possible for essentially anybody to connect with anybody," says...
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Facebook's Efforts to Help Connect People With Disabilities

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The social media company is using A.I. to make content on its site more accessible and connect people with disabilities to helpful communities. "We are working on making it possible for essentially anybody to connect with anybody," says...
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The underground theatre breaking down barriers

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Performing in the shadows It's a special night out for the few dozen people queuing outside this door, in a quiet street of Minsk, the capital of Belarus. They've come to see a performance by the "Belarus Free Theatre". It's a renowned...
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Money left on the table

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Kerry Taylor, financial writer with Squawkfox, walks us through RDSPs
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Record-setting Paralympian aims to inspire future athletes

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Record-setting Paralympian Mark Arendz is coming off a successful Winter Games in Pyeongchang. Now his aim is to inspire future athletes with disabilities — starting at the same childrens' health centre that saved his life.
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Sewing dreams in Guatemala

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Isabella was rejected from design school because she has Down Syndrome. But she didn't let that stop her from pursuing her dream.
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Hiring Canadians with disabilities

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Christin Lanteigne of New Brunswick Employer Support Services makes a business case for more diverse hiring
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Me Before You: 2.5 stars out of 5

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Eli Glasner calls it a soggy romance uniting Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin of The Hunger Games in a simplistic view of people with disabilities
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Dartmouth man's clothing brand spreads disability awareness

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Cody Rodgers was born with muscular dystrophy. It's a challenge he's faced his whole life, but it's not something that limits him. He started Wheelife clothing, a brand that helps spread awareness for people with disabilities.
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Adapted sailing: Pre-pandemic event returns to Hudson River Wednesday

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A pre-pandemic event made its return to the Hudson River Wednesday
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Rockland County graduation moves indoors due to hot temps

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It didn’t stop dozens of families and students to come together to celebrate this year’s 17 graduates.
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Unique photography exhibit takes over Tarrytown

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The artists on display are part of a photography club at YAI's Tarrytown Day Habilitation program.
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Why some say disability support budget measure falls short

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People who receive disability support payments are expressing disappointment about a measure in the new federal budget. They say Ottawa's new Canada Disability Benefit doesn't come close to meeting the objective of lifting people with...
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'Kindness in a cup.' Sleepy Coffee, Too celebrates grand opening in Sleepy Hollow

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It's a nonprofit that gives people with disabilities an inclusive place to train and work.
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Department of Justice opens investigation into officers parking on sidewalks in NYC

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According to the Department of Justice, the NYPD has been cooperating with this investigation.