TRINAYANI
Trinayani works towards providing appropriate information about disability issues and appropriate visibility to persons with disabilities.
05/06/2024
World Day for Assistive Technology, with its first celebration on June 4th, 2024 aims to raise awareness about the critical role of assistive technology (AT) in enhancing the lives of people with disabilities! launched as part of the campaign.
Assistive technology encompasses a wide range of devices, software, equipment and much more - examples are wheelchairs, hearing aids, screen readers, and communication devices - designed to aid people in overcoming physical, sensory or cognitive impairments. It promotes greater independence and quality of life in people with disabilities.
To see some of these transformative technologies in action, we invite you to watch our film, "Tech for Independence" featuring Dipendra Manocha of Delhi https://lnkd.in/dxXcdQjG on our website (https://lnkd.in/d23F_dTu). LINK IN BIO
Join us in celebrating the impact of assistive technology and discover how it helps people with disabilities achieve greater autonomy!
05/06/2024
World Day for Assistive Technology, observed on June 4th, aims to raise awareness about the critical role of assistive technology (AT) in enhancing the lives of people with disabilities!
Assistive technology encompasses a wide range of devices, software, equipment and much more - examples are wheelchairs, hearing aids, screen readers, and communication devices - designed to aid people in overcoming physical, sensory or cognitive impairments. It promotes greater independence and quality of life in people with disabilities.
To see some of these transformative technologies in action, we invite you to watch our film, Tech for Independence featuring Dipendra Manocha from Saksham (https://disability.trinayani.org/faq/tech-for-independence/), on our website (https://disability.trinayani.org/).
Join us in celebrating the impact of assistive technology and discover how it helps people with disabilities achieve greater autonomy!
Tech for Independence - Trinayani Meet Dipendra Manocha, a person living with blindness, talking about the incredible impacts of technology in today’s world. From struggling to read a simple
22/05/2024
Our fourth online meet-up is here…and you won't want to miss this one!
We're thrilled to welcome the curator of Believe in the Invisible, who is living with Multiple Sclerosis. Anjali will share her insights on this invisible disability and the incredible work she's doing to raise awareness. But that’s not all, the conversation will get candid and we’ll dive into some quirky questions as well!
So, save the Date: Saturday, May 25th, at 4 PM IST!
This session promises an afternoon of stories, discussions, and a whole lot of fun! Whether you’re a returning member of our meet or someone joining us for the first time - from personal anecdotes to expert insights, we're covering it all and you’re welcome to join!
Watch Anjali in our film on invisible disabilities (https://disability.trinayani.org/faq/navigating-invisible-disabilities-featuring-self-advocates/) on our website (https://disability.trinayani.org)!
Join us on our WhatsApp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/EhudOljjSyf4alrycbvwsh for updates and get ready to be part of a movement that celebrates every individual! See you there!
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17/05/2024
Today is Hypertension Day, a reminder for us to prioritize our heart health and raise awareness about the dangers of high blood pressure. Hypertension, often called the silent killer, can lead to serious health issues like heart attacks, strokes and kidney disease, if left unchecked.
Take action by getting regular blood pressure checks, maintaining a balanced diet, staying physically active and managing stress effectively. Let's spread the word and encourage our loved ones to take steps toward a healthier lifestyle. So, keep your heart in check - today and every day.
16/05/2024
Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)! is being observed today, the 3rd Thursday of May. GAAD's mission is to raise awareness regarding digital accessibility for people living with disabilities.
People with disabilities utilize various features such as alternative text descriptions for images, video captioning, and adaptive hardware to access and engage with digital applications and content. It's essential for everyone to be aware of these accessibility features to ensure that their content is accessible. These tools, when incorporated into digital content, enable people with disabilities to effectively access it.
In alignment with this, we offer you our film on Assistive Devices and Innovative Technology for Blind People https://youtu.be/tYSrpqQZaBs?si=i-M0O6iEybnuRC2q
available on our Disability Awareness website.
Watch the film to see how assistive devices and innovative solutions are reshaping the digital landscape and empowering blind individuals to navigate the world with greater independence and ease!
National Association for the Blind, Delhi Prashant Ranjan Verma Saksham George Abraham Veena Mehta Verma
National Association for the Blind, Delhi Prashant Ranjan Verma George Abraham
Transcript is available for the film on the website.
Assistive Devices and Innovative Technology for Blind People - Trinayani In this film, discover assistive devices and cutting-edge technology designed to empower persons with low vision and blindness. Diverse self-advocates from d...
29/04/2024
Our "Towards Inclusion" workshops, designed around our game kit,that we have been conducting for the last four years, brought forth "En-Able" - a year-long program dedicated to raising awareness and building capacity of mainstream school teachers!
The “En-Able” program piloted at Delhi Public School Coimbatore in academic year April 2023- 24 as part of their school calendar, wherein across four quarters, students and teachers got involved in interactive sessions and practical skills in learning to respond to the diverse learning needs of students in their classrooms.
Throughout the academic year, teachers engaged with experts from across the country where they were exposed to diverse strategies and topics like Differentiated Instruction, Universal Design of Learning (UDL) principles, Anumaan Screening Tool, Assistive technology, Planning, Assessments and Feedback on Inclusive Learning and Classroom strategies. The program equipped teachers with real-life tools for inclusive education.
Simultaneously, students of class 8 got the opportunity to meet self-advocates, visit schools under supervision, engaged in understanding the diverse world of people with disabilities through our “Towards Inclusion” card games, Snakes & ladders game, along with screening of films.
Feedback and analysis of the pilot program marked the areas for growth clearly for us. Based on this, we are set to implement the updated “En-Able” program in Delhi Public School Patna in 2024-25 beginning 4th May 2024.
"En-able" stands as a testament to our commitment: empowering educators and nurturing inclusion!
Our heartfelt gratitude to the entire team of self-advocates, experts and consultants, without whom this would not have been possible.
Feel free to connect to know more about the program.
25/04/2024
Announcement Alert!
Our third session stars .hopf , an autism spectrum disorder advocate and art-based therapy practitioner.
Get ready for an engaging and fun-filled event! Catch a sneak peek of his film at https://disability.trinayani.org/jai/ and save the date: Saturday, April 27th, at 4 PM IST.
Join our WhatsApp group for updates: https://chat.whatsapp.com/EhudOljjSyf4alrycbvwsh.
See you there!
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Nidhi is unveiling the intricacies and realities of autism in this film.
You can dive deep into the factual narrative and unravel the complexities as well as the misconceptions surrounding autism spectrum disorder by watching it!
This promo is a sneak peek - while we've introduced people with autism through the lived experiences of self-advocates in the video section (https://disability.trinayani.org/videos/), Nidhi's film goes beyond entertainment, shedding light on the nuances of autism diagnosis and spreading understanding and acceptance.
Explore the complete film (https://youtu.be/uoLxP9C6qGo?si=rlYLUKn57KMLNthN) on our website (https://disability.trinayani.org/).
Every fact is a revelation waiting to be discovered, get ready to be informed, intrigued, and maybe even a little surprised!
Talking Fingers: Voices of Indian Non-Speaking Autistics Autism Society West Bengal Action For Autism, National Centre for Autism
18/04/2024
News Flash!
Ready for another electrifying online rendezvous?
Hold onto your hats because our third session is about to blow your mind! Get ready to dive into the fascinating stories of .hopf , who's living with autism spectrum disorder and is an art-based therapy practitioner. Catch a sneak peek of his film (https://disability.trinayani.org/jai/) on our website: https://disability.trinayani.org/!
Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 27th, at 4 PM IST, because we're in for an afternoon packed with meaningful discussions and heaps of fun! Whether you're a seasoned advocate or just dipping your toes into the water, this meetup guarantees an experience like no other. From heartwarming personal anecdotes to eye-opening expert insights, we're covering it all.
Shoot us a message on social media or hop on over to our WhatsApp group (https://chat.whatsapp.com/EhudOljjSyf4alrycbvwsh) to find out more. Keep your eyes peeled for updates because together, we're on a mission to build a world where everyone feels valued and included, one meet at a time!
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Dive into the heart of the matter when it comes to mental illness.
Shampa and Suchetana bring honesty and insight to the table in our film on mental illness as an invisible disability (https://disability.trinayani.org/shampa/). It's not just a bump in the road, it's as serious as a truck hurtling towards you.
So, let's face it: mental illness matters, and it's high time we start paying attention.
This promo is just the trailer - head over to our Disability Awareness website (https://disability.trinayani.org/) for the full feature. Let's shatter stigma and spark conversation.
Disclaimer: Mental illness is a medical condition and not a medical “problem”.
Celebrating Autism Awareness Month by sharing about Amitava, who is living with autism.
Through his film, (https://disability.trinayani.org/amitava/), Amitava shares insights into his life, shedding light on his workplace responsibilities, empathizing with parents of children with autism, and we see him navigating the sensory overload often encountered in the external environment.
Head to our website (https://disability.trinayani.org/) to watch his film, shedding light on the multifaceted experiences of living with autism.
Share the joy of diversity.
Autism Society West Bengal
05/04/2024
(The United Nations Population Fund) commitment to raising awareness about disability as per UN’s mandate took center stage and was comprehensively addressed in a presentation titled “A Place Where Everyone Belongs”, adeptly delivered by , Disability Awareness Champion and Founder-Trustee of NGO Trinayani, at the Adolescent and Youth Consultant Workshop in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
As the presentation navigated through the intricacies of disability awareness, it became evident that these discussions were not only timely but also necessary. The positive feedback and testimonials that poured in after the workshop underscored the importance of these conversations within the broader context
Ritika Sahni also introduced the 'Towards Inclusion' card game during the workshop, which sparked conversations and encouraged participants to think critically while engaging in this fun game! It was encouraging to witness people from different walks of life coming together to learn and grow.
And because NGO Trinayani believes in “nothing about us without us”, a deaf self-advocate Sunil took the stage as well, accompanied by Ritika Kale Interpreter trainee – DISLI Assistant teacher of the Deaf, Indore Deaf Bilingual Academy (IDBA). Sunil shared his experiences and insights with the participants, reminding everyone about the importance of amplifying diverse voices.
As we reflect on the success of the workshop, we are reminded of the power of collaboration, dialogue, and collective action in driving meaningful change!
2nd April, World Autism Awareness Day is a day aimed at raising awareness about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and promoting acceptance and inclusion of individuals with autism.
Jai Hopf Patni is an advocate who not only is an art-based therapist himself but talks about his life, growing up with autism and what parents should be doing, in his opinion, to engage their children with autism in a healthy and independent lifestyle, in his film (https://disability.trinayani.org/jai/)
Here is simply a promo, catch the entire film on our website (https://disability.trinayani.org/)!
As March draws to a close, it's more than just bidding farewell to the season's change and festivities. It marks the culmination of Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month!
When March began, we spotlighted Nivedita and her story…join us now to get a glimpse into Jeeja’s life through our film (https://disability.trinayani.org/jeeja/)!
Jeeja, a devoted mother and a dedicated employee, navigates life's challenges with playfulness and determination, proving that strength and laughter go hand in hand!
Head to our website (https://disability.trinayani.org/) to know more!
Jeeja Ghosh
Palsy
Epilepsy Day, or Purple Day, is an international event aimed at raising awareness about epilepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures. Observed annually on March 26th, Purple Day encourages people to wear purple clothing or accessories and show solidarity with people living with epilepsy. 💜
So today, join us in watching this film (https://disability.trinayani.org/pooja/) and here’s a promo - where Pooja Mehta Nandi takes us on a rollercoaster ride through living life with epilepsy. From the ups and downs to the laughter and love, she's sharing it all here.
So, get ready to be educated as well as entertained!
Watch her story unfold on our website (https://disability.trinayani.org/) now!
Reel Description:
Join us on this Purple Day of Epilepsy, March 26, 2023, as we catch a glimpse of Pooja Mehta Nandi sharing her insights on epilepsy and offering invaluable tips on supporting someone during a seizure.
Don't miss out on this enlightening reel!
Brushing away stereotypes, one stroke at a time!
This World Down Syndrome Day, immerse yourself in Karishma's colorful world as she paints her path to empowerment. This day aims to raise awareness and promote understanding of Down syndrome, a genetic condition caused by the presence of an extra chromosome 21.
Let us take this day as an opportunity to highlight Karishma’s abilities, talents, and contributions to this society, while also addressing challenges people with Down Syndrome face.
This reel is a glimpse into her artistic journey, grab your popcorn and head to our website for the full masterpiece!
Join us on our website (https://lnkd.in/d23F_dTu) for a deep dive into Karishma’s story.
See the video here: https://disability.trinayani.org/karishma/
Karishma Kannan
20/03/2024
Reminder to join us for an electrifying online meetup featuring Debashree Bhattacharya, a disability professional, living with Polio.
Save the date!
🗓️Date: March 23, 2024
🗓️Day: Saturday
🕓Time: 4:00 PM IST
Don't miss out! Looking forward to seeing you all there!
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 880 0906 4813
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16/03/2024
Exciting news alert!
Following the success of our inaugural session, we're geared with another electrifying online meetup, our second featuring Debashree Bhattacharya, a disability professional, living with Polio.
You can watch our film on Debashree Bhattacharya on our website: https://disability.trinayani.org/videos/
Whether you're a seasoned advocate or just curious to learn more, this meetup promises to be an engaging experience for all. From personal stories to expert insights, we'll explore a range of topics aimed at raising awareness and sparking change.
Do join us to find out more!
🗓️Date: 23.3.24
🗓️Day: Saturday
🕗Time: 4 PM IST
🔗For the event link join our WhatsApp group link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/EhudOljjSyf4alrycbvwsh
Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn and make a difference.
See you there!
Sharing moments from our shoot with experts and self-advocates across the country for our new website https://disability.trinayani.org/
This website is not just a digital space, it's a labor of love that began with four months of intensive research followed by a year-long shooting schedule with self-advocates and experts from across the country, which will continue this year.
The result? A diverse offering that we can't wait for you to explore!
In this first phase we have for you:
Disability Deconstructed Join Ritika Sahni transformative journey of busting myths and challenging societal norms.
31 Films: Hear firsthand experiences from our friends with different disabilities from across the country.
The FAQ Section: A work in progress, helps in providing you with a wealth of information and valuable insights about the diverse world of people with disabilities, featuring domain experts.
We are Family : Get ready to groove and celebrate the spirit of unity with our Inclusive Music Video.
The first of many Podcasts, for you to enjoy candid conversations between us and self-advocates!
And Interactive Games like crosswords and our Towards Inclusion card Game 'Do you Know" and 'Barrier Begone" for you to play and engage with disability in a fun way.
EnAble India Special Olympics Bharat Action For Autism, National Centre for Autism
08/03/2024
Women with disabilities are a powerful force for change.
This International Women's Day, let's commit to creating a world where everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential.
On this special day, we invite you to join us in celebrating remarkable women like Pragya Prasun Singh, Asharao Doshi, Veena Mehta, Virali, Sachu Ramalingam, Maya, Debashree Bhattacharya, Nivedita Vasanth, Dhanya Ravi, Disha Pandya, Rohini, Shampa Sengupta, Pooja, Karishma Kannan, Maitri Shah, Manju Sharma, Swarnalatha J, Jeeja Ghosh and countless others who have defied odds and shattered barriers.
Visit the video section of our newly launched website https://disability.trinayani.org to watch their real-life stories.
Let's commemorate World Hearing Day, celebrated on 3rd March 2024 by promoting awareness about hearing impairment.
Here, we shed light on the many ways for and of interacting with people who have hearing impairments! Unlocking accessibility and empathy is the key to a world where everyone feels included.
Let's team up to not just make waves, but tsunamis of change!
Reel Description:
On this World Hearing Day 2024, this reel provides pointers to understand the diverse world within the community of individuals with varying degrees of hearing impairment.
There are 9 slides each with Trinayani’s URL which reads www.trinayani.org
Text on slides reads as follows: The experience of deafness isn't uniform
Hearing loss ranges from mild to profound.
Communication strategies used by deaf persons varies.
Sign language, spoken language or a blend of both may be used.
Global Impact
According to WHO, 466 million people (5% of the world) have significant hearing loss.
Followed by an illustration of a globe.
The other slide talks about Diverse communication
Deaf individuals use various means to communicate like: Sign language, Lip-reading & Written communication
Followed by an illustration of a girl talking to another girl in sign language.
Respecting Choices
It’s important to respect personal communication preferences of deaf individuals. Understanding these methods is key to effective interaction with deaf persons.
Below the text image of the hearing aid is displayed.
The text reads Empowering technology
From cochlear implants to communication apps, technology aids in bridging communication gaps, which enhances quality of life and promotes inclusivity for our deaf friends.
Followed by an image of Cochlear implants.
Cultural Significance
Deafness is more than a medical aspect- it's a cultural identity. Many deaf persons proudly identify with deaf culture, viewing it as integral to their identities.
On the last slide, the text reads Building diversity
Understanding and appreciating diversity within the deaf community fosters inclusion, breaks barriers and enriches our understanding of humanity.
01/03/2024
March 1st, 2024 marks Zero Discrimination Day – a global call to action to promote equality and celebrate diversity.
Let's unite to reject discrimination in all its forms, especially towards people with disabilities. Everyone plays a vital role in creating a world where every person is valued and respected, together, let's be the catalysts for positive change.
Explore our newly launched website for further insights into understanding and fostering inclusive environments: https://disability.trinayani.org
Watch Trinayani shine at the Purple Fest 2024 Delhi, hosted by the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disability, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India!
Our founder-trustee Ritika Sahni performed “Sabki Hai Dharti” with the kids of Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust and it was an instant hit!
Also got the opportunity to engage with diverse visitors at our stall and play our “Towards Inclusion” Card Games with them.
We’re happy to have sold 3 Card Game Kits and reunited with old friends like Nitin Taneja - it was lovely meeting you in person!
Pragya Prasun Singh - wonderful meeting with you again and looking forward to future interactions!
Shanti Auluck - it was truly a pleasure meeting you.
Heartfelt thanks to Mr. Guruprasad Pawaskar and Taha Haaziq for visiting.
Most importantly, our heartfelt gratitude also to our friend and consultant Shobha Sachdev for her unwavering support.
Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, MSJE Rajesh Aggarwal Press Information Bureau - PIB, Government of India
25/02/2024
Visit us at Stall no 17 to play our "Towards Inclusion Card Games" at Purple Festival in Delhi's Amrit Udyan on February 26, 2024.
🎫 Free For All!
Join us and explore countless stalls and engaging events that will be taking place.
See you there!💖
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India Divyang Empowerment Press Information Bureau - PIB, Government of India PMO India Rajesh Aggarwal Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, MSJE
We were delighted to have our Inclusive Music Band "PEHLI BAARISH" perform for the 1st anniversary of Saanidhaanam, an Assisted Living Facility for adults with cerebral palsy and senior citizens, run by our dear friends shobha sachdev and Sangeeta Jagtiani Vaswani
Here's to honouring the dedication and care Saanidhaanam is providing to those in need, and to many more years of fostering comfort and well-being for all.
17/02/2024
Hello everyone!
Just a quick reminder about our online "Meetup with Self Advocate" session with Pooja Mehta Nandi on Zoom today, 17th Feb at 4 pm.
Looking forward to seeing all of you there!
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 899 6178 4150
Passcode: 527284
Samman Association, Empowering People with Epilepsy
15/02/2024
Let’s learn something new or discover something that you thought, you knew, about Epilepsy. Let's come together to learn and empower!
Do join us to find out more.
Mark your calendar:
Date- 17.2.24
Day- Saturday
Time- 4 pm
For the event link join our WhatsApp group https://chat.whatsapp.com/EhudOljjSyf4alrycbvwsh
(Only Admin access group)
See you there!
Samman Association, Empowering People with Epilepsy
12/02/2024
Today on World Epilepsy Day, we're thrilled to unveil a special initiative with you all. Get ready for some online mingling and meaningful chats with self-advocates!
Starting this month, we'll be making this remarkable initiative happen on a regular basis for the entire year!
Our inaugural session this Saturday, 17th February, 4 PM IST, starts with Pooja Mehta Nandi, treasurer, Samman Association, who lives with epilepsy and is also featured on our new Disability Awareness website!
Website Link- https://disability.trinayani.org/
Curious to know more?
Drop us a message on social media or WhatsApp (9769357390) for all the details and keep an eye out for the updates - it's going to be an exceptional chance to learn about disabilities, share stories and raise questions!
Let this be your invitation to a unique opportunity to come together and make a difference by being a part of this discussion!
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