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ALT Artwork produced by Kiều Thị Phương Anh and Nguyễn Thị Huế within the Engendering Disability-Inclusive Development - Vietnam project. Hanoi, 2023. The manifestos delivers the written messages “Education. We are Deaf. Have equal rights to life and education. We are committed to the responsibility of focusing the problem and participating in the community’s experiential activities. Organize events, exchange activities, etc..To convey messages to the government and society concerned about schools for the Deaf, culture. E.g: grade level, school extension, allied group full industries.” The manifestos feature various images: four arms with four different colors woven into a square, a raised hand, and a map of Vietnam with the Hanoi landmark.
ALT A woman is writing with a pencil
ALT A woman is sticking an image onto her product.
ALT A girl is presenting using sign language. Behind her is a green background with various drawings hung up
ALT A woman is holding a mic.
ALT A Zoom screen includes a slide featuring the "Youth Leadership Circle-Hue city, June 2023" and Dr. Nguyen, a principal investigator of the ENGAGE project.
ALT A group of women and girl are presenting their manifesto.
ALT Two girls are holding mics and having a presentation. Behind them is a woman holding a poster.
ALT A girl sitting on the ground is coloring a zine titled “Community inclusion".
ALT There are a girl and a woman sitting on a mat placed on the ground. The woman is holding a zine. Behind them, there is a girl writing and another girl holding her group's zine.
ALT A woman with disabilities is giving a presentation. Behind her is a projector. Other participants are sitting in a U-shaped circle.
ALT A girl with visual impairment is wearing a uniform and holding a microphone. There is a woman wearing a green dress standing next to her. There is a gallery with a range of posters behind them. The photo was taken at the Local Workshop and Dialogue Forum held in June 2023 in Hanoi, Vietnam.
ALT Call for PhD research participants! I’m looking for people aged 18-32 who have a sibling with learning disabilities to take part in my PhD research. The project is exploring the stories siblings share with the aim of generating data that disrupts the ways in which learning disability and siblinghood are commonly understood. Your participation would be in the form of an interview where you can tell your story about growing up with your sibling. I ask that you bring along a timeline and photos to discuss. Participants can choose if they want their photos or timeline to be included in the final submission. If this is something you are interested in, or you would like to hear more about please contact me on email: [email protected] or send a message through X (Twitter). I am a PhD researcher at the University of Sheffield based in the School of Education with both family experience of learning disability and work experience.
ALT The poster provides the information of the webinar and 3 speakers. There is a scan code of the Eventbrite registration in the bottom right.
ALT The poster provides the information of the webinar and 3 speakers. There is a scan code of the Eventbrite registration in the bottom right.
ALT The poster provides the information of the webinar and 3 speakers. There is a scan code of the Eventbrite registration in the bottom right.
ALT Two girls with disabilities from Vietnam showed their manifestos at the Local workshop and Dialogue Forum: “Eliminating barriers for women and girls with disabilities” in June 2023. The manifestos delivers the written messages “Education. We are Deaf. Have equal rights to life and education. We are committed to the responsibility of focusing the problem and participating in the community’s experiential activities. Organize events, exchange activities, etc..To convey messages to the government and society concerned about schools for the Deaf, culture. E.g: grade level, school extension, allied group full industries.” The manifestos feature various images: four arms with four different colors woven into a square, a raised hand, and a map of Vietnam with the Hanoi landmark.
ALT A young deaf girl was presenting her manifesto. Through her presentation, she addressed the issue of inclusive education for the deaf community. She wore a black T-shirt and jeans. The manifesto is placed next to her.