International Day of Persons with Disabilities is about fostering disability-inclusive societies, advancing social progress, and protecting the equal rights of over one billion people worldwide through advocacy, accessibility, education, healthcare, employment, and global policy.

For Lin Adi, courage isn’t about having all the answers; it’s about showing up when it matters most. Success can open doors, but it also gives you the power to hold the door open for someone else.

Me Ra Koh’s story is a powerful reminder that our “shadows” – our difficult experiences, traumas and challenges – don't need to be erased. They shape the unique story God is telling through us.

We tend to equate love with a relationship. We cannot allow one person to validate what love looks like. God will allow love to flow from different sources and people. Be open to love.

Rosa Parks’ story is not just history but it’s a guide for future generations to be brave, stand tall in the face of unfairness and know that your actions today can change your tomorrow.

If you have undergone a cesarean section, I encourage you to constantly wear your scar as a badge of honor and feel free to share your journey, your struggles and your experience.

Georgina Williams’ “Empowered and Free” guide is filled with practical steps, inspiring quotes, resources designed to build confidence and resilience, and tips on goal setting.

I have been fortunate to have been surrounded by very strong, resilient and present figures in my life, and I draw my Black Girl Magic from them. I am who I am because of who they taught me to be.