Sentence examples for disabilities to express from inspiring English sources

Sorry for such a long letter, but I just want Luke and all other artists to know that their music is a powerful thing and truly helps those with disabilities to express themselves and get through rough parts of their day".

This was a great opportunity for children with and without disabilities to express their talents and discover new interests, but also to meet new friends and exchange experiences.

Her film promotes the right of young people with disabilities to express themselves, supporting their right to not be excluded, even from activities that might be deemed 'dangerous' or beyond their abilities.

But it is not limited to teaching new skills – it also allows the children a rare opportunity to socialize with others living with disabilities and to express themselves in a supportive setting.

People with disabilities, when encouraged to express themselves, can have amazing senses of humor and moments of inspired inhibition.

That's why he started the hashtag #AbleismExists, which is being used by people with disabilities on Twitter to express their experiences with discrimination.

For the most part, they give people with disabilities a chance to express themselves honestly, and this is far more than most major media outlets would dare to do.

"We are happy to contribute our music so we can help build a more inclusive society, where children with and without disabilities are free to express themselves through music or other means.

"Many children with learning disabilities find it hard to express their feelings verbally," she says.

Governments are committed under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to ensure that children with disabilities can exercise their right to express their views freely on all matters affecting them.

"Promoting positive images of children with disability and enabling them to express their own story is crucial to breaking down the barriers to their inclusion and this is the ultimate goal... 100 per cent of children with disability able to realise their potential through full social and educational inclusion".