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100th anniversary is a remarkable milestone for RI that grew from its small-town roots in the American Midwest in 1922 to an internationally prominent organization in the past century. Generations of successors of RI members have been making...
RI Global: Office of Communications Contact: Adrian Brune, +1 347-759-9501 10th Annual CoSP demands inclusion of PwDs in their own futures The largest and most diverse international disability meeting in the world took place at the United Nations in New York from...
Chinese Author Assumes Presidency of Rehabilitation International October 28, 2016 By Jane Wang Zhang Haidi, Chairwoman of the Chinese Disabled Persons' Federation, speaks at the closing ceremony of the 23rd Rehabilitation International World Congress held in...
Segment on the RI World Congress in the English news bulletin for China Radio International on 28 October. It focuses on Madam Haidi's appointment and the important work of RI. SegmentIt begins at12:41 on the link below....
Influential Chinese author assumes presidency of Rehabilitation International 2016-10-28 05:01:48 CRIENGLISH.com Web Editor: Fu Yu Zhang Haidi, Chairwoman of the Chinese Disabled Persons' Federation, assumed the role as president of RI - Rehabilitation...
(Xinhua) 04:48, October 28, 2016 Chairwoman of China Disabled Persons' Federation Zhang Haidi was on Thursday officially inaugurated as the leader of the Rehabilitation International (RI). She was sworn in at the closing ceremony of the three-day world congress of...
World's disabled get new champion Updated: 2016-10-28 05:20 By DAI TIAN(chinadaily.com.cn) Zhang Haidi, chairwoman of China Disabled Persons' Federation, became head of Rehabilitation International (RI), a leading global network for the rights and inclusion of the...
Disabled visitors not about ‘risk management’ Published on : Thursday, October 27, 2016 Disabled visitors to Scotland should not be seen by as “risk management” but as valued customers, according to the national tourism organisation. Chris McCoy, Equality and...
Disabled visitors not about ‘risk management’, says VisitScotland Written by: Katey Pigden, Thursday, October 27th 2016, 8:33 Disabled visitors to Scotland should be considered valuable customers who require new and innovative customer service and not be seen as part...
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