To ensure equal opportunities and rights for people with disabilities

To promote awareness of disability issues

To provide financial assistance to people with disabilities

To support research on disability-related conditions

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

The Rehabilitation Act of 1973

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

The Fair Housing Act

To provide financial assistance to families of children with disabilities

To ensure that children with disabilities have access to free and appropriate public education

To promote research on effective teaching methods for students with disabilities

To support the development of assistive technology for students with disabilities

To educate the public about disability issues

To lobby policymakers for changes in legislation and policies

To provide legal assistance to individuals with disabilities

To conduct research on disability-related issues

Building coalitions with other disability rights organizations

Engaging in grassroots organizing and community mobilization

Utilizing social media and digital platforms to raise awareness

Collaborating with policymakers and government agencies

It is the first international treaty to address the rights of persons with disabilities

It sets out a comprehensive framework for the protection and promotion of the rights of persons with disabilities

It has been ratified by over 180 countries, demonstrating global commitment to disability rights

All of the above

It enables people with disabilities to participate more fully in society

It can improve access to education, employment, and other opportunities

It can enhance independence and self-reliance

All of the above

Negative attitudes and stereotypes about disability

Lack of awareness about disability rights

Insufficient funding for disability-related programs and services

All of the above

It recognizes that people with disabilities experience multiple forms of discrimination

It promotes a more inclusive and comprehensive approach to disability rights

It challenges the idea that disability is a singular experience

All of the above

By ensuring equal access to employment opportunities

By providing reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities

By creating an inclusive and supportive work environment

All of the above

It can improve accessibility to information and communication

It can facilitate remote work and flexible work arrangements

It can empower individuals with disabilities to live more independently

All of the above

By providing appropriate accommodations for individuals with disabilities in the criminal justice process

By training law enforcement officers and judicial personnel on disability rights

By establishing mechanisms for monitoring and addressing discrimination against individuals with disabilities in the criminal justice system

All of the above

It promotes the inclusion of persons with disabilities in development initiatives

It ensures that development programs and policies are accessible and responsive to the needs of persons with disabilities

It challenges the idea that disability is a barrier to development

All of the above

By advocating for the inclusion of disability rights provisions in legislation and policies

By engaging with policymakers and decision-makers to raise awareness about disability rights

By monitoring the implementation of disability rights laws and policies

All of the above

It can challenge stereotypes and prejudices about disability

It can provide individuals with disabilities with the knowledge and skills they need to advocate for their rights

It can promote inclusive attitudes and behaviors among students and educators

All of the above