Meera Vora on the Reality of Accessibility in India | Ep 285 | The Mohua Show

On The Mohua Show, we celebrate changemakers and their journeys. This video shares an inspirational and real life story about a mother’s personal experience with her daughter’s rare condition, Arthrogryposis Multiple Congenital. It highlights the challenges faced by disabled individuals and the dedication of content creators who bring such stories to light. ✨ In this heartfelt episode, Meera Vora opens up about turning personal struggles into a larger mission of inclusion, accessibility, and empowerment. Inspired by her daughter’s journey, she co-founded The Able Company to create products and spaces that help people with disabilities live with greater dignity and independence. From motherhood and resilience to inclusive design and social change, this conversation explores how empathy can become innovation and how design can truly change lives.

❤️ Key Takeaways:

• How to channel helplessness into purposeful innovation.
• The role of community and shared resources in supporting families.
• Why schools and parents should focus on a child’s strengths, not their weaknesses.
• The urgent need for universal design in India’s public spaces and products.

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