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Arun Rao is the co-founder of National Association of the Deaf, India (NAD) (2005)[1], an Indian non-profit working on disability and human rights from New Delhi.

National Association of the Deaf, India (NAD)

National Association of the Deaf, India is a Delhi-based nonprofit launched in December 2005, dedicated to empowering the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community and promoting Indian Sign Language. Run by an executive board of Deaf professionals, it advocates for implementation of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, and runs education-access, employment and women's-empowerment programmes.

National Association of the Deaf, India (NAD) reports the following, on its own site:

  • 28 states covered
  • 8 active projects
  • 20 years of service
Organisations
1
Based in
New Delhi
Founded
2005
Press
1

References

  1. [1] We remember and thank Arun Rao and all those who had the vision and courage to establish NAD.” — National Association of the Deaf, India (NAD). Source

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