The Network for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (REDI, acronym in Spanish) (in Spanish) is a non-profit organization based in Argentina that works towards the fulfillment of the civil and human rights of people with disabilities following a social model, which is the foundation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. This model understands disability as the interaction between the ability of the person and the barriers that exist in their environment. To achieve this goal, REDI promotes the role of people with disabilities in the fight for their rights and works so that people with disabilities and the organizations that represent them can actively participate in and advocate for the design of public policies that affect their rights. REDI develops actions for the effective defense of the rights of people with disabilities to achieve a real equalization of opportunities that leads to their full inclusion in all areas of society. REDI holds workshops in different areas of Argentina on the sexual and reproductive rights of people with disabilities and participates in meetings and conferences on gender to make sure that the rights of women with disabilities are heard. REDI holds discussions on employment and disseminates and promotes inclusive education for all. The organization advocates for laws that make the streets, public spaces, and homes are accessible and promotes the accessibility of information and communication. The organization promotes reforms to replace practices and policies that prevent people with disabilities from making their own decisions. REDI publishes documents (in Spanish), books (in Spanish), and multimedia content (in Spanish) to inform the public about and advocate for the rights of people with disabilities in Argentina. Finally, REDI provides resources (in Spanish) related to the legal rights of people with disabilities, inclusive education and employment, and more.
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My name is Angela Ayala I ‘M 53 years old.1998 Diagnosi with 2 type diabetes. After I had my daughter lauryn 6/1/96. 3.15oz Had my son 8/11/03 kyrel 1.9oz they were premie my love ones. Kyrel one year later our doctor said kyrel miller has cerebral Palsy That’s when our lives changed. We sued the doctors. Won a settlement. But money don’t buy a price of a human being getting stop before he started living. So sad depressed my husband we make 30 years pm labor day. We moved on 8/6/16 to Orlando Florida. For the best for kyrel.qaulity of life. They said everybody the judge courts hearing we even met the judge. In supreme court, law and order type of stuff you see in tv. Kyrel nonverbal but he understands everything you tell him 3.50 GPA graduate @UCP TITIANS!!! TLA TRANSITION LEARNING ACADEMY!! PROUD PARENTS;) BUT IN SEPTEMBER 2019 ER STRAIGHT TO ORLANDO HEALTH FIRST WE MOVED FAST SPACE NEW YORK!! ALL MY LIFE ME & ROBERT BORN RAISED ABC LOWER EAST SIDE!!! I SAW THE 911 TWON TOWERS HIT & COME DOWN;( SAD DAY FOR AMERICA;( I QORKED AS A BUS MATRON. ESCUELA HISPANIA 18 AVE D. IN MY COMMUNITY. I’m a proud daughter sister to my brother. Please can some one reach out to us. I’m an amputee both legs. Would like aid for mego back to school GED. Get my own Braun ability car with adapted divisies for me. I’m a cook aslo Puerto Rico I’m a nuyrican. Please I would work any where. Helping others while I learn how to cope with this pain phantom pains. Please help us. From a new friend. Searching for real ppl who cares. All respect
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We are sorry to hear that you are going through all this.
Is there a way that we may reach you to share resources (phone number, email)?
Sincerey,
The NARIC Team