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Watch: Pro-surfer paves the way for disabled students to catch waves in Argentina
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In a coastal city in Argentina, surf’s up for everyone, able-bodied or otherwise. Lucas Rubiño is a man on a mission, making waves through his special surf school and adapted surfboards.
Why is Europe struggling to focus on adult ADHD?
Despite its prevalence, ADHD remains widely misunderstood and underdiagnosed in Europe, particularly among adults.
Watch: The young ballet dancers reaching for the sky in Peru
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Former professional dancer Maria del Carmen Silva's ballet school is helping young girls leap over their challenges
Sámi Museum Siida named European Museum of the Year
The awards honoured museums and leaders across categories including inclusion, sustainability and community participation.
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Political party websites freezing out voters with disabilities - report
Severe flaws in access to websites and digital channels of the major European political families make it difficult for people with disabilities to cast an informed vote.
Watch: Turkish café serves cakes, coffee and workplace inclusivity
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Tebessüm Café social project empowers youths with Down's Syndrome and smashes social stigma
El Prado Museum pushes for more inclusive and respectful language
One of the world's most renowned art museums is changing the language in the descriptions attached to its paintings in a bid to increase inclusion and promote equality.
Campaign to redefine dyslexia as a skill wins European Care Award
A campaign that aims to reframe dyslexia as a valuable skill in the workplace was awarded the prestigious grand prix at the European Care Awards in Brussels on Tuesday.
Inclusive language could be banned from official texts in France
Authors of the law, which concerns official communications in France, said gender-inclusive language was “an obstacle to comprehension and ease of reading.“
Researchers reveal first crash test dummy based on female body
Crash test dummies for cars are typically based on average male bodies, which could explain why women are 73 per cent more likely to be injured in frontal road collisions.
Cannes Lions 2023: Untapping the 'Black effect' in hi-tech industries
Advertisers and the media are tackling inclusivity in an increasingly tech-driven world. Success means tapping the potential of Black consumers.
Euroviews. Uzbekistan needs a new economic approach that includes LGBTQ+ people
Countries that have decriminalised homosexuality have 4.5 times higher rates of foreign direct investment (FDI) than countries that criminalise consensual same-sex relationships, M V Lee Badgett writes.
Radical Inclusion: The social impact entrepreneur creating an inclusive society
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Dr. Victor Pineda wants to reimagine a world where everyone belongs. His Foundation has partnered with cities, creating a global campaign to improve accessibility.
106-year-old Filipino tattoo artist becomes Vogue's oldest cover model
A 106-year-old Indigenous Filipino tattoo artist becomes Vogue's oldest ever cover model - here's her story.
Women's History Month: Leading Ladies Africa boost women in business
Euronews Culture talks to speaks with the founder of non-profit organisation Leading Ladies Africa, which aims at providing the skills necessary for African women to succeed in their careers and promotes gender inclusion.
Stella Jean quits Milan Fashion Week over lack of diversity
Jean has announced she will go on a hunger strike to avoid repercussions against designers associated with her.
Meet the female football team united in faith and football
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"We're normal; we're like your everyday people that play football in the park with friends. We like to have a kickabout. It's a sisterhood; that's what the team is about."
Which European companies are championing diversity?
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Diversity at work has become a priority for employees in Europe. So which companies are stepping up?
Birdhearing: The Colombian wildlife tour for the visually impaired
With over 1,900 registered species, Colombia has the greatest diversity of birds in the world. The South American nation is now making this wildlife accessible to all through inclusive birding tours aimed at the visually impaired.
Tokyo Paralympics putting Japan’s accessibility issues in spotlight
Activists have welcomed the progress made on accessibility and inclusion issues but warn that there is still a long way to go in changing attitudes towards disabled people in Japan.