Start from homeRe: "Can we design universal access to compassion? As practical experience shows, even well-intentioned accessibility frameworks often fall short when they overlook the deeper dimensions of human connection and inclusion. Compassion must be cultivated through relationships -- beginning with intergenerational solidarity within families and communities, where empathy is first learned and transmitted. In short, universal access to compassion cannot be engineered top-down; it must be built from the ground up -- across generations, and across borders. Fred Prager bemoans the lack of men's tennis coverage by True Sports, suggesting perhaps there is a gender bias.

Source: Bangkok Post March 22, 2026 23:22 UTC