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"Americans with Disabilities Day," celebrated on July 26, honors the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990. This important law helps people with disabilities have the same rights as everyone else, like getting jobs, going to school, and using public places easily. On this day, we learn about the challenges people with disabilities face and celebrate the progress made towards making life fairer and more accessible. It's a time to show kindness and support, ensuring that everyone, no matter their abilities, can live happy and full lives.
How to celebrate Americans with Disabilities Day?
On Americans with Disabilities Day, you can celebrate by spending time with friends who have disabilities and learning from them. Make a fun card or draw a picture showing how much you care. Read a book or watch a movie about inspiring people with disabilities. You can also help make your school or playground more accessible, like checking if there are ramps. It's nice to talk with your family about ways to be kind and include everyone in activities. You might also wear a color or symbol that represents people with disabilities to show support and understanding.
Where Americans with Disabilities Day is celebrated?
- - United States
