When we talk about inclusion, it’s important to recognize that accessibility goes far beyond the presence of a ramp or a designated toilet. It’s about ensuring that every person — regardless of their mobility, sensory, cognitive, or communication needs — can participate fully and independently in everyday life.

Kindness often begins with curiosity. When we take a moment to ask, listen, and understand, we open the door to connection — and sometimes, the most powerful lessons come from children.

Sometimes courage doesn’t look like climbing a mountain or running a marathon. Sometimes it’s just wanting to go on the slide.