Celebrating Inclusion of Children with Disabilities by Sharing Their Stories
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International Day of Acceptance: Inclusive K-6 Reading
Jo Mach • December 30, 2021
International Day of Acceptance on Janmuary 20, 2022, honors Annie Hopkins. Annie created the wheelchair-heart logo, which represents a message of love and acceptance of people with disabilities. Her brother Stevie Hopkins helped create the International Day of Acceptance to celebrate people around the world like Annie, who have abilities they want to share.
Please encourage children to read these wonderful books about kids with disabilities and join Finding My Way Books in celebrating this important day!
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