a national support and advocacy centre working to create an inclusive
society headquartered at St. Xavier’s college, Mumbai with a branch @LakeShore Mall #Thane
#DisabilityAwareness#DisabilityInclusion#DisabilitySensitisation
Video description: This video highlights Antarchakshu® Season 9. It opens with the Antarchakshu® Season 9 and XRCVC title slide, followed by an impact slide featuring 850+ participants and 15 workshops.
A glimpse into Antarchakshu® Season 9, where participants engage in immersive simulations, reflect on their experiences, and explore the importance of accessibility and inclusion.
@IDFCFIRSTBank, Godrej Industries Group, SBI MUTUAL FUND, Dhun Pestonji Parakh Discretionary Trust
What makes a washing machine, microwave, or smart doorbell truly accessible?
In this conversation with Danish Mahajan, XRCVC's Ketan Kothari, discusses our Built to Include white paper and why inclusive product design matters for persons with visual impairment and older adults.
🚀 The Math on Computer Online Training Program begins today!👋
This training is designed for visually impaired participants who want to learn how to read, write, and solve mathematical expressions on a computer using accessible tools.
We're excited to begin this journey!
On the occasion of #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay 2026, #XRCVC, St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai, is proud to launch its white paper, "Built to Include: Expanding the Reach of Consumer Products through Accessibility".
Read here: https://t.co/RX77UenbY7
#GAAD2026#InclusiveDesign
What does it mean to be an ally to persons with disabilities?
Dr. Sam Taraporevala shares insights on inclusion, accessibility, and building meaningful change through XRCVC at @sxcbom.
Ep. 1 | Made of Xavier's: https://t.co/EqPxcq2PXf
#XRCVC#DisabilityInclusion#Allyship
We’re glad to be featured for our Antarchakshu® workshop at HSNC University, Mumbai — an experiential session focused on building empathy and awareness around visual impairment.
“Eyes give sight, but mindset gives vision.”
Read more: https://t.co/hdGQViFz4Y
#DisabilityAwareness
The world isn’t experienced the same way by everyone—and that’s okay. 📷
Autism isn’t something that needs to be “fixed.”
It’s a different way of seeing, feeling, processing, and interacting with the world.
#WorldAutismAwarenessDay#AutismAcceptance#SeeingTheWorldDifferently
The excitement and enthusiasm among participants as they experienced the technology highlighted the transformative impact that accessible innovations can have in everyday life. We thank BPCL, SHG Technologies, and Blind Vision Foundation for their continued support.
Over two days, 50 persons with visual impairment received Smart Vision Ultra glasses as part of #ProjectDrishti, implemented under the CSR support of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (@BPCLimited) in collaboration with Blind Vision Foundation and SHG Technologies.
The distribution was organised at XRCVC, St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai on 13th March 2026, and the XRCVC – Lakeshore Mall Extension, Thane on 14th March 2026. Participants also took part in hands-on training, exploring the features of the Smart Vision Ultra glasses.
We were honoured to contribute to the 23rd batch of the “Management Training for Eye Care Programme Managers” at LAICO under the Aravind Eye Care System.
Mr. Ketan Kothari delivered a session on “ADVOCACY FOR EYE CARE”.
#AdvocacyForEyeCare#GlobalHealth#DisabilityInclusion
Cooking Without Fire – Bhel Making Workshop for individuals with blindness and low vision.
This workshop provides structured, step-by-step guidance for making healthy and delicious bhel, ensuring a safe and accessible experience for all participants.
https://t.co/7YkxFN7iZs
Books without barriers. And stories belong to everyone.
The students of ADMA, @xicmumofficial, partnered with the XRCVC to carry this belief into Mumbai’s most loved libraries, distributing bookmarks with messages in Braille to promote awareness and inclusion.
An Entirely Different Way of Experiencing Brands.
Through a blindfolded brand experience, the students of ADMA, @xicmumofficial, invited participants to step into a world where every sense tells its own story, raising awareness and sensitivity for the visually challenged.