The Freedom from Barriers event is designed to give students the opportunity to gain insight into the perspective of people with a disability who confront barriers daily. Barriers can be emotional, psychological and/or physical and cause individuals to have to adapt to life differently than those without the barriers. Just as you can never really know what it is like to be a person of another race or gender, you can never know what it is like to have a disability until you have one. This event is meant to provide empathy, understanding and awareness of how we may be able to assist individuals that have to overcome barriers. It will provide an opportunity for learning and interaction that complements the classroom experience.
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The Incredible Hispanic Heart
Love for one’s family is one of the most important attributes in a Hispanic home. Many things in our lives take priority, from the jobs we embrace to the education we have, but love for our family holds precedence. The Hispanic family tends to be very child-oriented, giving all children much warmth, freedom, nurturing and support.
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