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Opening the door
People with disabilities are often made to feel excluded from society. We use the image of a closed door to show that negative attitudes towards these people mean that they are not given the skills or the opportunities that can improve their quality of life.
2001
From: Disability – Footsteps 49
Towards greater inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of life
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