Sol's ARC

What happens when more than one disability shapes a person’s experience at the same time? The answer is often more layered than what we expect.

Watch till the end to see why understanding the unique support systems for multiple disabilities matters.

Most people count years.
Aditya counts stories.

The young adult who got their first livelihood opportunity.
The family that started seeing possibility instead of limitation.
The community that became a little more inclusive than it was yesterday.

For two years at Sol’s ARC, he’s been helping write these stories across rural Gujarat.

And if you ask him, he’s just getting started.

Happy 2 years, Aditya! And to many more chapters to come.

What if your Instagram content could reach people of all abilities with just a few small changes?

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day, discover 5 simple ways to make your posts more inclusive for everyone.

See our reel for these quick and easy tips.

As part of our 21 Disabilities Series, this reel highlights Speech and Language Disorder and the everyday barriers many individuals face while communicating.

Communication is more than words. Everyone deserves patience, understanding, and the space to express themselves in their own way.

True inclusion begins when we listen beyond words.

5 years of pixels, palettes, panic before deadlines… and somehow still making everything look beautiful. 🎨✨

From posters to campaigns, reels to reports
Pratiksha has been one of the creative brain behind so much of Sol’s ARC’s visual journey. 💛

Celebrating 5 years of our designer who can turn “something simple” into magic. 🚀

Living with Thalassemia often means navigating constant treatment, fatigue, and uncertainty while keeping up with daily life. Its challenges go far beyond the hospital, affecting a person’s education, work and life in ways many people don’t see.

As a part of our 21 Disabilities Series, this reel about Thalassemia is a reminder that inclusion begins when we become aware of what’s beyond visible.

Most classrooms are already trying.
But small, consistent shifts are what actually change outcomes.

The Inclusion Guidebook brings together practices that are simple, doable, and grounded in real classrooms.

Not everything needs a big intervention.
Sometimes, it starts with one change.

Inclusion Guidebook - Now Launched
If you’re exploring ways to make your classroom more inclusive, reach out.

At Samvaad, the panel didn’t just talk about inclusion. We heard what it actually looks like in practice.

From gaps in implementation to the everyday choices teachers make in classrooms, the conversation brought forward what still needs attention and what we can start doing differently.

Because inclusion isn’t only about systems or infrastructure.

It shows up in small, consistent actions that make every child feel seen, heard, and like they belong.

Some conversations don’t end when the session does.
They stay. They challenge. They shift something within us.

At Samvaad, we didn’t just listen—we questioned what we’ve come to accept over time.
And one thought stayed with us:

Inclusion isn’t someone else’s responsibility.

It begins in our classrooms.
In our choices.
In what we do differently, every day.

🙏 With gratitude to our Spotlight Speakers for the thoughts that stayed with us.