The cycle of trapped bias
Goodwill has been striving since 2021 to advocate for the rights and support of persons with disabilities in Gilgit Baltistan […]
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White Cane Day
In a remarkable celebration of International White Cane Safety Day, we joined hands with Karakoram International University’s Department of Education
Ableism, a tool of power?
As many have noticed, over the past week, the Goodwill Movement has strategically targeted ableism. This serves two purposes. The
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Political Football and Disabled People
General Overview Disabled people are often used as political footballs, a term that refers to how politicians and parties use
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Meeting with Col Wali of the Moawin Foundation
On the second day in office, we were privileged to engage in a profound meeting with Colonel Wali, the esteemed
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TO MUSLIM PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE UNITED STATES
Dear Esteemed Professionals, I trust this correspondence finds you in good health and high spirits. My name is Ghulam Muhammad
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International WheelChair Day
Celebrating Mobility, Accessibility, and Inclusion Every year, on March 1st, people around the world celebrate International Wheelchair Day. This day
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Empowering Women through Art and Music
Introduction: The Goodwill Movement, in partnership with AKRSP, orchestrated an impactful arts and musical event aimed at empowering women with
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Social Rights in Pakistan
Wherever there are political, economic, and social crises: regardless, can practice his own freedom of expression and religion. Regardless of
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Why are the people of Gilgit Baltistan trusted? What benefit does this have to our mission?
Many past sociologists have contested whether one’s environment (nurture) or whether one’s genetic code influences one’s life chances (nature). Whether