Thinking Less, Doing More.
Understanding the Roots of Societal Disregard for Disabled Individuals This morning, I explored the question of why able-bodied individuals often […]
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Emigration Studies and Disabled People
The purpose of migration, immigration, or emigration is, at its core, a pursuit of better socioeconomic circumstances and improved quality
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Power does not mean ability.
Human emotions and feelings often play a critical role in shaping our understanding of power, but what is the actual
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Human Nature and Feelings
I do not feel the same way as a disabled person does. Human nature is often driven by a selfish
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Smoking The Rights of Disabled People
Introduction Many people engage in the habit of smoking, releasing smoke into the air. Over time, the use of vapes
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The War Within – Inflicting Costs (Part one)
In previous articles, we discussed the effects, impacts, and solutions in detail. Now, I want to address a subject that
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Help us in Fuel Costs
Hello! I hope you’re well. Thank you so much for your ongoing support. As discussed, we’re preparing a project to
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Rational choice and ableism from DPOs
The rational choice we believe many make is rooted in one key question: “How convenient is this issue for me?”
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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