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Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts on the #earn activity #DisabilityAwareness

Your reflections help us better understand the experiences of our community, including those who live with disabilities and their families - and inspire us to create a more inclusive and supportive space.
Remember every contribution counts, and each perspective adds value💙

A huge thank you to for their continued support 💞

Rewards were paid out as follows:

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250 000 Millix



200 000 Millix



9,750,000 Millix paid out for this activity
For the allocation of Millix click on the link below

Let's keep listening, learning, and lifting each other up. Together we make Tangled a kinder, more understanding community💜

Stay tuned for the next activity ✨💫✨💫✨💫✨💫✨💫✨💫
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Good Morning Everyone🙋‍♀️

Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities - we honor disability awareness, a reminder that every person carries unique strengths, gifts and stories.

Lets choose to see ability , courage and possibility in one another💙

Wishing you all a Wonderful and Meaningful Wednesday ✨


#DisabilityAwareness #InclusionMatters #BeKind #SeeThePerson
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1. What does the word “disability” mean to you?
A disability means that a person may face extra challenges in certain areas of life, like moving, learning, or communicating. But it doesn’t reduce their abilities, personality, or potential it just means they might need support or do things differently.

3. What is something people often misunderstand about disabilities?
Many people misunderstand that disability always means weakness. In reality, people with disabilities often develop strong problem-solving skills, creativity, and resilience. The real barriers usually come from society, not the disability itself.

5. Why is inclusion important in everyday life?
Inclusion matters because it allows everyone to feel valued and respected. When we include people with disabilities at school, work, and in communities, we create a fair environment where everyone gets to participate, contribute, and succeed. It makes society stronger and kinder.
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