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The image shows the “Make the Right Real in Malaysia” logo of The OKU Rights Matter website and a girl with cerebral palsy responding with delight at the colourful circular foam result of her science experiment.

Insights from Pioneering Neurodiversity Initiatives that Empower Employers for Greater Inclusivity and Productivity

Insights from Pioneering Neurodiversity Initiatives that Empower Employers for Greater Inclusivity and Productivity We are ALL neurodiverse because no two humans on the planet are exactly the same. The Neurodiversity Hub Neurodiversity refers to the natural diversity of human minds,…
The image shows the “Make the Right Real in Malaysia” logo of The OKU Rights Matter website and a girl with cerebral palsy responding with delight at the colourful circular foam result of her science experiment.

The DREAM Employment Network of Resources for Young People with Disability, and for Employers (Australia)

The DREAM Employment Network of Resources for Young People with Disability, and for Employers (Australia) The Disability Representation Employment & Accessibility Mission (DREAM) Network, Australia is for: The resource development, networking activities and workshops, diversity and intersectionality, and employer engagement…
The image shows the “Make the Right Real in Malaysia” logo of The OKU Rights Matter website and an image of two smiling brothers, the older with his right hand over the right shoulder of the younger one with spinal muscular atrophy and using a wheelchair.

Book Spotlight: Small Steps, Big Changes for Preschool Inclusion

“Small Steps, Big Changes for Preschool Inclusion,” authored by Lai-Thin Ng, is Malaysia’s pioneering resource for implementing inclusive practices in early childhood education. It offers practical strategies for supporting children with disabilities, fostering collaboration among educators and families, and promoting respectful interactions, ensuring every child can learn and grow regardless of ability.