Disabilities may not affect one's senses or one's mobility; they may be static or progressive, congenital or acquired, formal (affecting the shape of the body) or functional, visible or invisible.

Diversity covers the limitless domains of an individual's unique characteristics, experiences and capabilities.

Diversity is an integral component of life and of living.

Diversity encompasses respect and tolerance of differences that enables celebration of uniqueness.

Disability is not only a health issue, but also an issue that affects a person's state in life and the environment he/she is in.

Diverse ways of thinking and doing things bring in creativity and productivity.

Diversity is the best way to teach what it means to be tolerant and disrespectful of each other's differences.

Disability is defined by the World Health Organization as the umbrella term for impairments, activity limitations and participation restrictions, referring to the positive aspects of the interaction between an individual and individual's contextual factors.

Children from indigenous groups have to go through an educational system that does not consider their ethnic backgrounds, needs and values.