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South Africa Community Outreach Tour (I-ASC in collaboration with the Zekwande Foundation) Tour Dates 9 September: ZF team arrives in CPT. 10 September: Elizabeth Vosseller arrives in CPT. 11 September: Community outreach and networking in CPT. 12 – 13 September: 1-ASC internships, community outreach & networking in CPT. 14 September: Community

The Zekwande Foundation will be hosting its official launch. The delegates will include both local and international guests that will join the event both virtually and at the event venue. Speakers will be announced soon.

Boards & Chords Concert – I-ASC I-ASC and Unrestricted Interest, Producers of the Neurolyrical Cafe, are pleased to announce BOARDS & CHORDS, FEBRUARY 27TH –  A virtual music festival celebrating and showcasing nonspeaking songwriters from all over the world! Remember to sign up for boards and chords on Saturday night,

SpellX- I-ASC   SpellX was a global, ground-breaking, salon style event, featuring short presentations by nonspeaking people who spell and type! SpellX took place on November 7, in 6 virtual salons spanning 6 geographical regions/time zones, and 38 countries, making SpellX available to over 1400 community members across the world

In South Africa National Disability Rights Awareness Month is commemorated from the 3 November to 3 December. Disability can be present from birth, or manifest over a person’s lifespan, it is the result of a condition that can be physical, neurological, behavioral, auditory, emotional, developmental, or a combination of these

The United Nations declared 2nd April World Autism Awareness Day. The aim of this day is to emphasise the importance of contributing towards the improvement of the quality of life for people living with Autism so that they live fulfilling lives as engaged members of society.  The 2021 theme for

International Day of Disabled Persons was proclaimed in 1992 by the United Nations and is observed annually on the 3rd of December. It seeks to support the dignity and quality of life for persons with disabilities in all areas of community and development and to raise understanding of the condition