Woman holding parallel bars while walking in a physiotherapy session with a physiotherapist

Girl student using wheelchair its doing gardening at school

INT BROLL SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS HEARING ON DISABILITIES Senators Hear Testimony on Disabilities Treaty Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) holds a hearing on the United Nation's disabilities convention granting rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act to disabled citizens of foreign countries.

Kids on the Block Inc., a Columbia organization, stages performances to teach children and adults about AIDS and other social issues such as drugs, the disabled, child abuse and teenage pregnancy.

Video footage from the NBC 5 television station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story.

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(D"Arcee Neal/Disabled passenger) "one of the biggest issues is that airlines do not have ada seats. and their protocol in place is antiquated and completely inefficient. so i think if they were to law ada in the first three rows. one seat on either side. and it would speed up. letting people with disabilities board first and exit first it would just make the entire process much easier. "
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US soldiers in Korea rescuing disabled US tank during Korean War

Thought to be Selected Originals from late 1940s material. <br/> <br/>A short trailer film to help disabled people find and keep work. <br/> <br/>MS a disabled man works on a lathe. A man with an injured arm lies in a hospital bed. A man waits outside an office for an interview, he is wearing glasses. A woman sits typing, she feels a pain in her chest. In voiceover they all express concerns that their disabilities will cause them to lose their jobs. <br/> <br/>GV the Houses of Parliament (Palace of Westminster). CU of the Disabled Persons (Employment) Act. The voiceover explains that the act will make it easier for disabled people to find and keep jobs. The voiceover explains that people need to register their disabilities to be sure of protection from the act. VS of the disabled people. <br/> <br/>End title reads: "Details from your Employment Exchange".

Disabled man walking towards ocean with friends

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PATIENT ON THE NURSING UNIT

Mentally disabled people in Health institutions, United States. Women play musical instruments. Three blind, mentally disabled girls from Mansfield. A deaf, mentally disabled girl from Southbury is given speech therapy as a part of rehabilitation program. The girl has headphones over her ears. Several mentally disabled children in cribs. A woman examines the ears of the toddler with an instrument. According to Dr Francis Martin physical disabilities complicate mental disabilites. Several mentally disabled persons in wheelchairs. Mentally disabled children on a heated floor. Volunteers near children. A mentally disabled toddler plays. Mentally disabled women celebrate. A mentally disabled woman has a doll on her lap. Mentally disabled women in a room. A disabled woman talks to a volunteer. Women pray before eating food in a dining room. A mentally disabled woman does needlework. Another mentally disabled woman with a machine near her head crochets using her feet. Location: United States USA. Date: 1969.

Disabled parking sign - blue disabled parking sign showing minimum fine $250 - close up against blue sky - handicap - handicapped

VETERAN'S HOSPITAL. RED CROSS WORKERS COMFORTING DISABLED SERVICEMEN. NURSE GIVES DISABLED VET A MASSAGE. NURSE SHAMPOOS DISABLED VET'S HAIR. PARALYZED VETERAN TURNS PAGES OF HIS BOOK WITH HIS ELBOW.

SOME OF AMERICA’S DISABLED CITIZENS, AND THEIR ADVOCATES, CHEER THE PASSAGE OF THE BILL IN THE HOUSE.

CSs of disabled workers in furniture shop in Surabaya on island of Java (22 ft). CSs of disabled workers in workshop welding light metal structures (31 ft).

Variety Village WS, aerial view of Variety Village, center to assist disabled / handicapped individuals. Interior, gymnasium at Variety Village, teams play wheelchair sports / basketball.

Disabled kids play drums, do other things (don't look disabled)

An extremely well-made film produced by the Army Air Forces to show the planning and execution of a program of convalescence at an Army Air Force hospital. Wounded in action, probably low in spirits and discouraged about their particular disabilities, these men are in- corporated immediately into a constructive, active program that helps to build their bodies and minds back to normal ability to function effectively. Instead of an enforced boring rest, the soldiers are given exercises to help restore them to health, work to keep their skills from becoming rusty, entertainment through motion pictures, books, and in- tellectual interests through discussion and study groups. This film should help one to realize the specific elements that go into a well- rounded program of hospital rehabilitation.

Woman holding parallel bars while walking in a physiotherapy session with a physiotherapist

A creative, amputee woman with one arm sits in her art studio and paints on a piece of wood. She then holds her paintbrush with her mouth as she replaces the cap on a jar of paint

The Duke of Edinburgh made his second visit to Aylesbury, a three-part affair. It is not clear whether he piloted the helicopter that brought him to town. He was welcomed by an official party after it touched down on the Sports Ground of the printing firm Hazell, Watson & Viney. In an open-topped car to passed crowds as he continued to Bicester Road where the company housed its main Aylesbury operation. After the works visit, the Duke visited the new Quarrenden School for its official opening, and on the the Stoke Mandeville Games site. On leaving, the Duke is seen getting into one of the two pilot’s seats before take-off. Film features Duke travelling in an open topped Ford Zephyr Mark kII Convertible car, built by the company Carbodies in Coventry. The Stoke Mandeville Games were emerging as an international event for athletes with disabilities. The Duke saw action in wheelchair archery and wheelchair basketball.