Our friend and partner Karina Vimonte (Fundacion Co_Dis) has spent the last few years of her life talking about the difference between "living together" (convivir, in Spanish) rather than "including."  Her book, Change of Social View Towards Disability from the Communi...

The Bocha Project would not be an effective changing force without the help of our partners and liasons around the world.  Quite simply, we believe that even though we shout our message of inclusion very loud and clear, we would be nothing without the passion of those...

     Meet Diana and Silvina from Casa de Papel (translated as Paper House)!  We have partenered with them so that they can bring therapeutic services to children and young people who need them.  They are located in a little town in the province of Cordoba, Ar...

The Bocha Project would have never embarked in this adventure if it weren't for our colleague, friend, and tireless fighter for human rights, Stella Maris Pereyra.  She is at the center of Sabores Especiales Madero, an organization that she created and manages.  Sabore...

We are very happy to announce an exciting new partnership! Licenciada Karina Vimonte II! We will be partnering with Karina to help her Fundación CO_DIS grow and extend its mission. Licenciada Karina Vimonte II has been working for over 11 years to change the perception...

We are very happy to announce our new collaboration with Cafe Argentino Restaurant, whose owners share our passion for shared responsibility and enthusiasm for full inclusion, and did not hesitate for one second in partnering with us to help us help others. They believ...

Dear friends,
Inclusion means working every single day to ensure that people with disabilities have the exact same access to opportunities as their typically developing peers. This entails inclusion in educational settings, work settins, social media, communications, c...

We are very happy to announce that we have just partnered with a great organization based in Cordoba, Argentina.  Por Igual Mas works by providing a space for people with disabilities to express themselves in their own voice, by promoting full inclusion, and by advocat...

    My father, Jorge "Bocha" Amorini, learned from his father the one principle that guided his life:  Love your family above all.  Not that my grandfather was a role model to look up to.  To the contrary, he left his family when my father was a very young child to pur...

     I often say that the most influential person in my life has never said a word to me.  He does not have a college degree.  He cannot lift a pen and write a sentence.  He needs help for pretty much all areas of daily life.  My brother, Fernando, is an adult with dev...