Hows Your News is a documentary news series which features reporters with various disabilities. It began at a summer camp over ten years ago. Humor is important in everyone’s lives, so it’s good to laugh at this material!

Video released by disability charity Scope giving a glimpse into what it is like for wheelchair users to travel around London and the many obstacles they often encounter.
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Bill Good and Jim Beatty do a story on Cory Parsons and the Nanaimo Bathtub Races. Check it out!!

My name is Marty Sheedy and this video explains “what its like to be me.” I want to create awareness and opportunities for the disability community. My dreams are to create a bigger piece and get this story into the spotlight. I am also working on an another project to create even more awareness. Check it out at www.projectscissorgait.2ya.com Please subscribe to my channel because very soon there will be more videos to come. My next video project will be a series of me interviewing some friends about what it’s like to have a friend with a disability.
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Arne Spon attempts to create a new type of newscast that will suit both the deaf, the blind, and the hard-of-hearing at the same time.
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Down Syndrome Association News

This quarterly bulletin by the Down’s Syndrome Association provides information and support for people with Down’s syndrome, their families, and caregivers, as well a resource listing, and Association news.

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HONEST, BALANCED AND TRUTHFUL A Journalist who has traveled from Waziristan to the West Bank. A voice that rings clear amid the din. A show that separates the news from the noise….

China Disabled People’s Performing Art Troupe

Nothing about Us without Us is the motto of this years International Day of the Disabled People. Proclaimed by the General Assembly in October 1992, this day aims to raise awareness on disabled peoples rights at national and international levels. On the 3rd December 1982, the UN General Assembly decided on the World Programme of Action for Disabled People. The United Nations committed itself and its members to promote the full participation of disabled people in social life and development as well as prevention and rehabilitation measures. Twelve years on, many problems are still unresolved. Disabled people are not yet fully considered within international development issues. They are still excluded from society in many countries of the world. Even where effective disability legislation is in place, the implementation lacks ideas and is hindered by negative attitudes towards disabled people.

Source: DAMN 2025 press advisory Join a group of disabled people and supporters on March 26th to demand status for Abdel-Kader Belaouni and demand the Canadian government end its ableist and racist immigration practices and policies. Kader is a blind refugee claimant who has been forced to live in sanctuary for over two years in Montreal. He faces deportation to unstable Algeria where his safety will be jeopardized and where there are no services for blind people. He is facing deportation because of Canada’s discriminatory immigration policy towards the disabled, not to mention people of colour and the poor. “If you are disabled, it is very likely that you will never become a Canadian citizen because we are considered to be drains on the system. This is offensive, discriminatory and it has to stop,” says Loree Erickson, DAMN member and disabled immigrant who will likely not be able to stay in Canada permanently because of ableist policies. Though we are an important part of every community, Canada actively works to keep disabled people out. The only way this will ever change is if disabled people and our supporters join together to fight for justice for everyone.
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HP introduces new support centre platform
Technology and services giant, [[xref:http://www.arnnet.com.au/tag/hp|HP|All on HP]], has recently introduced its new support centre platform that provides IT professionals with one-stop access to online support tools and mobile technical support applications.
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Serebra Pleased to Announce New Philanthropic Partner
Serebra Learning Corporation (TSX VEN: SLC) (“Serebra or “the company), a leading e-learning solutions provider, is pleased to announce a new philanthropic …
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Supreme Court: “willful blindness” to patent infringement not OK
In a lopsided 8-1 ruling , the Supreme Court on Tuesday held that “willful blindness” to the existence of a patent will not save you from charges of inducing other companies to violate the patent at issue. The case has drawn interest from the software industry because a lower court decision had chosen a laxer standard, “deliberate indifference,” that a coalition of software companies warned …
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High Court Cooks Up Willful Blindness Standard for Induced Patent Infringement
Is Justice Kennedy’s subtle accusation of judicial activism a valid criticism?
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High Court Cooks Up Willful Blindness Standard for Induced Patent Infringement
At issue: The U.S. Supreme Court’s May 31 ruling in Global-Tech Appliances v. SEB
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Police investigate Shuswap shooting
Police are investigating a deadly shooting in Shuswap community of Blind Bay, B.C., about 70 kilometres east of Kamloops.
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National Federation of the Blind Commends Department of Education for New Accessible Technology Guidelines
BALTIMORE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The National Federation of the Blind urged all elementary, secondary, and postsecondary schools to follow guidelines issued today by the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights and deploy new or emerging technologies only if they are accessible to blind students. The guidelines, in the form of Frequently Asked Questions, were issued to supplement the …
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The Leslie and Robert Drews Low Vision Clinic is New Name of Clinical Facility at St. Louis Society for the Blind …
St.Louis – The St. Louis Society for the Blind & Visually Impaired, founded in 1911, is pleased to announce that it is naming its clinical facility The Leslie and Robert Drews Low Vision Clinic to honor the late ophthalmologist Leslie Charles Drews, MD, and his son Robert C. Drews, MD, of St. Louis.
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Boca teen cited as ‘Most Powerful Kid’ in South Florida
Jacob Goldberg is the “Most Powerful Kid” in South Florida.
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Newport filmmaker documents challenges of disabled athletes
Newport filmmaker wants to show there is no limit to what disabled athletes can accomplish
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