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Born with a Song

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Education is fundamental to inclusion

This article was originally written for MSN India by George Abraham CEO, Score Foundation. It is the fourth in a series of 13 articles based on the themes in our TV Series, Nazar Ya Nazariya, airing on Doordarshan National, Saturdays, at 9:30 am.

Is it Talent vs. Sight?

This article was originally written for MSN India by George Abraham CEO, Score Foundation.

Time to balance the equation

This article was originally written for MSN India by George Abraham CEO, Score Foundation. It is the second in a series of 13 articles based on the themes in our TV Series, Nazar Ya Nazariya.

Parenting - New Possibilities

This article was originally written for MSN India by George Abraham CEO, Score Foundation. It is the first in a series of 13 articles based on the themes in our TV Series, Nazar Ya Nazariya.

Should marriage between disabled and non disabled be Incentivised?

This Blogpost is written by Ms. Shabina Bano, Reasearch Officer at Score Foundation. The views expressed here in are her own.

The need for marriage or a relationship is one of the basic and most important needs of people with and without disability. People with disability may also have a desire to have companionship and want to raise a family.

"End the 'Book Famine' with better technology, attitudes and copyright law"

The author is an Indian student, who has passed his class 12th this year with a 96% in Science from CBSE. He is shortly off to Stanford University to pursue a bachelor's in Computer Science. He recently wrote a Perspective Article for the State of Worlds Children 2013 : Children with Disabilities Report. He is also a client of Eyeway.

Ideas for Orissa

We at Score Foundation are on the verge of launching Eyeway, the single stop knowledge resource on life with blindness in the State of Orissa.
Towards this end, we have conducted 4 two day workshops at Cuttack, Bhubaneshwar, Chandbani and Sambalpur. An average of 20 blind boys and girls attended these workshops where in we were focusing on goal setting, communication skills and the legal provisions.

These workshops were major eye openers for us. We were amazed at the extreme low levels of knowledge amongst the participants.