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Recognizing the centrality of storytelling to systemic change, the Disability Justice Project (DJP) trains human rights defenders with disabilities in Asia, Africa and the Pacific in documentary storytelling. Sending storytelling kits (cameras, mics, lights, etc.) to fellows all over the world, the DJP supports persons with disabilities to “take back the narrative” on disability justice. … Disability Justice Project
About this video: NEW RELEASE: Once green and dependable, the land Steven Bukaya farms has been reshaped by deforestation and unpredictable rain.
About this video: NEW ZEALAND: World Institute on Disability Fellow Robbie Francis Watene highlights the urgent need for disabled-led monitoring of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilties.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: Uganda has made strides in increasing political representation for people with disabilities, but for many disabled voters, access to the ballot remains out of reach.
About this video: SAMOA: Indigenous Pacific Islanders with disabilities race against time so that when the next disaster strikes, no one is left behind.
About this video: NEW RELEASE: Glacial flooding has isolated a village in Nepal’s remote Humla district. Disabled residents describe the growing risks climate change brings to their safety, livelihoods, and homes.
About this video: UGANDA: World Institute on Disability Fellow Kasim Sajjabi explores how Uganda's oil boom is excluding disabled workers.