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Public ad on disability awareness shows everyday life for all, so that no one is left out
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- The Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Korea Disabled People's Development Institute unveiled on the 3rd a public ad on disability awareness, "Everyday Life for All, So No One Is Left Out," focusing on non-physical accessibility.
- The ad shows the difficulties children, visually impaired people and older adults face at kiosks; it was made with AI-based technology and is airing on TV and YouTube in 60-second and 40-second versions.
- As of 2023, Korea had 536,602 kiosks, and the government and the Institute plan to continue promoting the ad along with education and guidance to help relevant organizations and workplaces improve accessibility.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 장애인식개선 공익광고 ‘누구도 소외되지 않는 , 모두를 위한 일상 공개
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