By Anna Romandash It was only after the 2014 Revolution of Dignity that MPs passed relevant laws ensuring a transition towards inclusive education for Ukrainian schools. Since then, disability rights issues started getting more traction among the general public. In the last decade, the Ukrainian society shifted away from Soviet norms, where segregating people with disabilities was a common practice. In less than ten years, Ukraine made substantial progress toward inclusivity: launching communication campaigns to promote accessibility and enabling more children with special needs to attend regu…