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"Disability isn’t something I need to overcome.” Divya's story is a quiet revolution in pride and presence. Catch her voice in our #DisabilityPride in Progress series. Share yours here- forms.gle/oRgjGsWxyGmi62… #DisabilityPrideMonth Prakash W. Kamat

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“Disability Pride means owning every part of my story - scars, wheels, and all.” - These words by @ jaitrali, a psychologist, author & person living with #MultipleSclerosis, speak to what it really means to live with an #InvisibleDisability. #DisabilityPrideMonth #InvisibleIsReal

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In today's reflection, Devarnav Sharma, a Disability Policy Researcher & person with low vision shares how conversations around disability are not just personal but they are deeply social, emotional & political. #DisabilityPride is not about separation; it’s about recognition.

"I dream of an india where being disabled doesn’t mean being left behind. We are all human at the end of the day, be kind.” For Natasha Pinto, a person with #MultipleSclerosis, Disability Pride is not about being perfect or pain-free; it’s about being complete, exactly as you are

There’s a quiet strength in saying, “I belong here.” Ashutosh Singhal, a disability rights advocate, shares what #DisabilityPride means to him. His words speak to the everyday exhaustion of self-advocacy, the patience it takes to explain again & again & the hope for #Inclusion .

Javed Ahmad Tak’s story is one of quiet power & steady determination. From surviving a spinal cord injury to becoming a fierce #DisabilityRights advocate, he continues to challenge what support really means & why #inclusion must go beyond charity. #DisabilityPrideMonth #DEI

Sometimes, #DisabilityPride doesn’t begin with personal identity, it begins when someone chooses to stand beside a cause with heart & intention. For Madhav Sharma, the journey of mentoring a person with disability was a shift in how he worked, thought & showed up for #inclusion.

Resham Talwar shares how #DisabilityPrideMonth is a chance to create awareness, challenge mindsets & talk about real #inclusion. As a voice artist with Visual Impairment, she highlights how media still lacks representation of #PersonsWithDisabilities. #DEI Prakash W. Kamat

#Inclusion isn’t about inviting people in, it’s about building systems with them in mind from the start. Aminu Aliyu’s words call out a powerful truth: performative gestures are not enough. Real #equity means naming barriers & embedding #accessibility into every structure.

Designing with, not after. Next in our series, Dr. Sai Kaustuv Dashgupta challenges the idea of “adjustments” and calls for #UniversalDesign that begins with disabled voices at the table. #Inclusion isn’t a reward for resilience - it’s a basic right. #LeaveNoOneBehind Prakash W. Kamat