A group of visually impaired Lao people first joined together in 2002. At that time the group was supported by the LDPA. In 2007 the Lao Association of the Blind (LAB) was officially established and nowadays it is its own …
The LDPA is the peak advocacy body representing the interests of all people with disability in Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR). The LDPA has five main areas of priority which are (1) Rights training and awareness for disabled people …
19 lessons about Lao Sign Language available on YouTube laodeafunit.blogspot.com/p/learn-lao-sign-language.html
unescobkk.org/education/inclusive-education/resources/ilfe-toolkit/ The Toolkit promotes and provides guidance on how to create an inclusive, learning-friendly environment (ILFE), which welcomes, nurtures, and educates all children regardless of their gender, physical, intellectual, social economic, emotional, linguistic, or other characteristics. They may be disabled …
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bigbrothermouse.com We’re Big Brother Mouse, a Lao-based, Lao-owned project. Since 2006, we’ve been publishing “books that make literacy fun!
unicef.org/disabilities/ Voices of Children ISL AD from Disability Unit on Vimeo.
Picture Exchange Communication Systems (PECS) provide a way for children who have difficulty speaking or understanding spoken language to communicate. PECS-USA.com has resources on picture exchange communication systems
Creative Literacy Laos provides books and resources to communities living in rural Laos, currently Khammouane Province. Through fun and engaging workshops, or book parties, Creative Literacy Laos shows the value of books through activities of storytelling, songs, games, dance, yoga, …
Dear Future Mom, a video by young people with intellectual disability and Down Syndrome. On the 9th of February, we received this email from a future mom: “I’m expecting a baby. I’ve discovered he has Down syndrome. I’m scared: what …
