What does WAPD stand for?

World Association of Persons with Disabilities

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Websites of the World Association of Persons with Disabilities (www.

Blind ambition: Robert Jones lost his eyesight, but his vision is ...

International conferences such as the World Assembly of Disabled Peoples' International, the General Assembly of Rehabilitation International, and Annual Conference of the World Association of Persons with Disabilities focus on issues pertaining to people with disabilities and employment.

Job accommodation resources: lessons from the global neighborhood. ...

com A lifestyle consumer publication for people with disabilities WEBSITES World Association of Persons with Disabilities According to their mission statement: "A beacon of knowledge and refuge for the world's largest minority.

Challenged but not disabled