Disabilities
Trump administration moves to shift special-education oversight; Slate podcast examines potential fallout
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The Trump administration’s push to dismantle the Education Department and reassign key functions has raised alarms among families of children with disabilities. A recent episode of Slate’s What Next podcast explores what reduced federal oversight could mean for students and parents.
The first branch administration office of Debra Fashion has opened at Butajira General Hospital in East Gurage Zone, Central Ethiopia Region. This center will provide physiotherapy, psycho therapy, and behavioral therapy training for children with Down syndrome. The regional health bureau has welcomed the initiative.
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Ethiopia's Minister of Women and Social Affairs, Dr. Ergoge Tesfaye, stated that focused efforts are underway to enhance participation of women, persons with disabilities, and elders in the seventh general election. Previous initiatives have produced positive outcomes in boosting gender political involvement. These measures aim to strengthen democratic representation and sustainable peace.