The Russian Media Group has signed a cooperation agreement with the All-Russian Society of the Disabled

On March 21, the Russian Media Group and the All-Russian Society for the Disabled signed a partnership agreement, under which the parties plan to support each other's initiatives in the information space and hold joint events aimed at drawing attention to the problems of people with disabilities and their integration into society.

"The media has a huge social responsibility, and the Russian Media Group, which has an audience of millions, is fully aware of this," says Lyubov Malyarevskaya, CEO of the holding. – We are an entertainment music media, but our duty is also to contribute to the development of society, to help those who need it, to promote the ideas of inclusivity and mutual assistance. We thank our partners for their trust and are confident that cooperation with the All-Russian Society for the Disabled will contribute to the comprehensive support of its participants."

"Today's agreement with the Russian Media Group is not just a step towards each other, but a bridge between the values of humanism and the power of public speech. Media is a mirror that can not only reflect reality, but also create it anew so that everyone can find a place, regardless of their physical characteristics or life circumstances. Media representatives can attract the attention of society and change its attitude to various significant issues, including the problems of people with disabilities. I am sure that our agreement today will become a space of dialogue where society learns not to divide people into "us" and "them", but to see in everyone a person worthy of respect, support and equal opportunities," said Mikhail Terentyev, Chairman of the All–Russian Society of the Disabled.

The All–Russian Society for the Disabled (VOI) is Russia's largest public organization that protects the rights and interests of citizens with disabilities by interacting with government authorities at various levels. VOI organizes about 150,000 events in the field of sports, creativity, and tourism throughout the country, involving people with disabilities in an active lifestyle. Today, VOI employs 1.5 million people, and the organization is represented in 86 regions of the country.

The Russian Media Group implements a socially oriented policy, supporting socially significant initiatives.