International Deafblindness Day.
Established in memory of Helen Keller, this commemoration has been observed every 27 June since 1989.
Read more: International Deafblindness Day.RESEARCH
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Established in memory of Helen Keller, this commemoration has been observed every 27 June since 1989.
Read more: International Deafblindness Day.
Cristian Garay Sánchez, director of the Niño Jesús de Praga Residential Care Centre (CAR), tells us about the situation of persons with disabilities at his centre.
Read more: Interview with social worker Cristian Garay Sánchez
This event, held since 1981, has had both critics and supporters because of the way it represents persons with disabilities.
Read more: What does the Teletón tell us about disability?
Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy is the third most common form of muscular dystrophy, affecting approximately one in 20,000 people.
Read more: World Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy Day
Seven years after the release of the successful “The Last of Us”, its sequel arrives and becomes the game with the most accessibility options in history.
Read more: The Last of Us Part II becomes the game with the most accessibility options.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the dismissal of a woman with a disability from the Municipality of Villa El Salvador has been reported.
Read more: Dismissals of workers with disabilities.
AIEDI’s Communications and Public Relations team interviewed the renowned interpreter, who has become an important national figure for the Deaf community.
Read more: Moisés Piscoya: interview with the renowned Peruvian Sign Language interpreter.
The platform seeks to enable persons with hearing disabilities to access various kinds of essential services.
Read more: Virtual platform launched for persons with hearing disabilities.AIEDI · Disability and Inclusion
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18 September 2026 · version 2.8.25.
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