We at v-sheshwere proud to support this meaningful event by coordinating and organizing participation for persons with disabilities (PwDs). Together, we took steps—literally and figuratively—towards building a more inclusive world. 💙

Exciting News - Chennai Job Fair for Graduates with Disabilities! Date: 22nd February 2025 Venue: Chennai Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM v-shesh in collaboration with Rotary Club is hosting a Job Fair designed specifically for graduates with disabilities.

What to Expect: Opportunities to connect with top employers from various sectors. Explore jobs tailored for your skills and interests. Why Attend? This is a fantastic chance to grow your career and network with industry professionals who value diversity and inclusion.

Register Now: forms.gle/HCsvVfuc7g1er6… to secure your spot. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to build your future. Share this with others who might benefit! For Queries, Please Contact Deaf Candidates: Shiju – 8129090948

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In partnership with KPMG, v-shesh conducted #CyberSecurity sessions for students & youth with disabilities. From online safety to tackling AI deepfakes, we're bridging gaps in inclusion & tech. Want similar training for PwDs? Reach out! #Inclusion #DigitalSafety #AI #PwD

Deadline Extended – Apply by February 22! Creating inclusive workplaces starts with small, meaningful actions that break barriers and drive lasting change. These efforts may seem simple, but they transform organizations and open doors to extraordinary opportunities!

Arman Living with a disability in India is like playing life on "hard mode" with no cheat codes. The cost of disability can range from 12% to 26% of a household's monthly consumption, thanks to overpriced assistive devices, inaccessible public transport, and health care that eats up

82% of disabled people have NO health insurance! Our latest survey reveals a harsh truth: 42% of persons with disabilities haven't even heard of Ayushman Bharat. Only 28% have applied. Health insurance is a necessity, not a privilege. The government must remove income and age

One day to go until we come together for inclusion that matters. We’re setting the stage for real impact—through awareness, action, and opportunity. The deaf community deserves more than representation—they deserve access, understanding, and equal ground to grow. 🗓️ 2nd

This year, the 2nd Edition Deaf Conference by Nasscom Foundation brings together leaders who are reimagining what an inclusive workforce truly looks like. From keynote speakers to real stories of change, we're spotlighting Deaf talent and the allies who are making workplaces

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Exclusion disguised as ‘objectivity’ or "merit" by Companies isn’t defensible—it’s outdated &unfair. Leading companies recognise functional ability, rather than go by conventional norms!! v-shesh How Exclusionary Norms Drain Students w/ Disabilities thewire.in/rights/merit-v…

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V-shesh & BALM hosted Chennai’s first-ever Peer Support Program for Deaf individuals on May 24, 2025! Over 15 Deaf participants, interpreters & mental health professionals came together to build inclusive support systems. #DeafInclusion #MentalHealth

This week at v-shesh was all about building awareness, celebrating inclusion, and creating impact. On National Sports Day, we hosted an awareness session at NIPMED on the Paralympics and Special Olympics.

As we celebrate International Week of Deaf People, we’re amplifying voices that share lived experiences and break stereotypes. Meet Rosa, a CODA (Child of a Deaf Adult). She reminds us:

Here’s Alafia & Nithya, sign language interpreter’s, sharing what how way of communication got changed after working with deaf community. #InternationalWeekOfDeafPeople #DeafAwareness #SignLanguage #InclusionMatters #AccessibilityForAll #InclusiveWorld #DeafCulture

I was returning from Goa on 10th Oct 2025 after celebrating the International Purple Fest, Goa - 2025 — a festival that honours the freedom, independence & dignity of persons with disabilities. On my IndiGo flight 6E 6264 (Goa–Delhi), my custom wheelchair — built specifically for my spinal cord