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Handicrap Foundation The Handicrap™ campaign is an empowerment and inclusion message. The Handicrap™ Campaign

The Handicrap™ campaign is an empowerment and inclusion message.

The essence of the campaign rests on an unyielding belief that human capacity, individually and collectively, is far greater than typically realized. The Handicrap™ campaign seeks to unleash the capacity of humanity. Why:
The Handicrap™ campaign observes that this inhibited human capacity is often the result of stigma; stigma which effects society on micro and macro levels. On a macro level, whole

minority populations or social demographics can live under a cloud of subpar social status. On a micro level, individuals get be trap under debilitating attitudes. In either case, the stigmas can be externally and internally reinforced. The Handicrap™ campaign is based on a provocative brand that creates new vocabulary. This vocabulary cleverly cuts at the heart of stigma. The internal definition is – “a limiting belief, adopted as reality.” Everyone has negative scripts that they learn to believe. These are the identifying statements that have been given to us from parents, teacher, coaches, friends, pastors, movie characters, and society at large. They can be significant or minor. They are mostly subconscious, yet solidified, and therefore every life-experience is filtered through this limiting lens, this limited identity. A limited identity keeps us from being our best self. The external definition is – “an unfair judgment, based on perception.” We all have different perspective of what is considered normal in society. When we observe or perceive something or someone that is abnormal, we invariable pass judgments to protect our position. This is typically done out of self-preservation, not malicious intent. Regardless, the result is that we inhibit human engagement; we don’t fully invest in others or allow others to fully invest in us. Handicrap™, as a word, causes people to question the meaning, intent, and political correctness, yet the definitions are universal and appealing to everyone. It triggers people to be introspective and discover their limiting beliefs and unfair judgments. These discoveries have the power to shape esteem, perspective, paradigm, and culture.

08/28/2017

Calling all Job seekers! Don't miss this event. Free. Be passionate to get back to work. Come ready to interview and get hired!

Great story!
06/21/2016

Great story!

People with disabilities often face disadvantages as they navigate a world and society that doesn't always keep them in mind. However, as the world...

No handicrap here. This story about  Derrick Coleman gets even better.  GREAT!
01/30/2014

No handicrap here. This story about Derrick Coleman gets even better. GREAT!

ABC News’ Rich McHugh and Katie Conway report: There will be two very special guests at this Sunday’s Super Bowl game in New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium thanks to one of the game’s biggest stars. Seattle Seahawks’ fullback Derrick Coleman became a viral star after a...

More....an intimate story of Derrick Coleman, Seattle Seahawks.
01/30/2014

More....an intimate story of Derrick Coleman, Seattle Seahawks.

Derrick Coleman (Seattle Seahawks) The sound of silence in the NFL

11/04/2013

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With the right tools, anyone can realize their potential. Whether you’re seeking education, employment, or just want to be more active in your community, Hand-i-crap can provide you with the tools and skills you need to be at your best.

No Handicrap Here!  Nicely Done Guinness!
09/10/2013

No Handicrap Here! Nicely Done Guinness!

guinness wheelchair basketball commercial ad

Great interview with Incight ED- Dan Freiss.
05/15/2013

Great interview with Incight ED- Dan Freiss.

Produced March 21, 2013 - Randall Children's Hospital Comcast Newsmakers of Oregon and Southwest Washington is hosted by veteran journalist Ken Ackerman. It ...

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