How to Empower Children with Disabilities? | Tala Al Khalil | TEDxNishtiman

In this TEDx talk, a remarkable woman from Iraq who has dedicated her life to empowering children with disabilities. As the founder of two schools for children with cancer and special needs and the mother of nearly 200 children, she knows firsthand the challenges facing these children and their families. Tala's idea is to stop pitying kids with disabilities because it makes them feel worse. Instead, they need love and support to show their talents despite their illness. In this talk, we'll explore the transformative power of love and education in helping these children live as normal kids. From providing psychological support to strengthening the immune system, we'll see how empowering these children can profoundly impact their lives and the world around them. Join us as we explore the inspiring work of Tala Al khalil and the importance of empowering children with disabilities through love and education. Tala Alkhalil, Bachelor of Pharmacy, from Iraq-Basrah.
Certificate of Leadership and Teamwork from Washington State
University in Pullman, Rudolf Steiner schools graduate.
Established two schools for children with cancer and special needs.
known as the mother of the South and a mother of nearly 200 children, This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx