The official publication of Ateneo SPEED
Hear from our members as they share their insights on issues concerning the PWD sector.
While a PWD ID is very ideal for many PWDs who may not be able to afford basic necessities and other commodities, it also creates opportunities for many non-PWD individuals to take advantage of the discount.
For learners with disabilities (LWDs), the fight for accessible education can feel all the more bleak and dystopian. Systemic issues and a lack of specialized teachers relegates them to the margins, locking away their potential.
Assistive technology has the potential to revolutionize mobility, communication, and cognitive abilities. However, despite this, the question remains: Is assistive technology accessible for the Filipino PWDs who need them most?
The achievements of PWD entrepreneurs serve to challenge and break down stereotypes, demonstrating unequivocally that disability does not equate to inability.