Priti Salian

The Boy Who Refused To Disappear

Priti Salian

In Sub-Saharan Africa, Peter Ogik is educating communities about people with albinism.

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In Germany, How To Teach Empathy For The Disabled

Priti Salian

To create a better world for his stepson, who has cerebral palsy, Patrick Dohmen teaches thousands about accessibility through role-playing.

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Folks is an online magazine dedicated to telling the stories of remarkable people who refuse to be defined by their health issues. By sharing the experiences of these individuals, we hope to change people’s notions about what it means to be ‘normal’.

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John Brownlee, Editor-in-Chief

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