Danish Mahajan on Rethinking Disability & Advocacy Attitudes

Danish, a blind disability activist from Punjab, emphasizes the importance of advocacy stemming from personal experience and community engagement. He focuses on transforming sympathy into empowerment and stresses the need for culturally relevant approaches to disability rights. His method combines personal competence with collective awareness, promoting gradual change through everyday actions.

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Effective Communication Tools for Nonverbal Autistic Children

Nonverbal children with autism can communicate through gestures and behaviors, and multilingual exposure does not hinder their development. It’s beneficial for multilingual families to use diverse communication tools, such as AAC and sign language. Consistency, modeling language, and responding to nonverbal cues enhance connections and support language development.

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