Disability Studies Post Graduate
Students Inspire New Ways of
Understanding Disability in Africa

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  Navigating disability issues in Africa and beyond......by Fadia Gamieldien
  This model promotes factors to ensure that disabled people are able can carry out economic activities that are gender-specific and locally relevant within the wider cultural-political environment. Understanding each other, respect and acceptance of others will create a more suitable habitat for human kind.

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  CBR and Inclusive education......by Meqdad Mahmoud
  I am proposing an integrated role of Community Based Workers (CBW) in education. The UN convention for people with disability has focssed people’s right to an education. However, disability as a form of diversity within society has been ignored when it comes to curriculum.

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  Togetherness; An African Disability Model......by Patrice Malonza
  This poster focuses on the importance of interdependence and unity among disabled people. It also focuses on the importance of creativity and use of available resources among disabled people.

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  UHURU (Freedom/Libration) - Let us liberate our minds. Let us be one....by Fatima Essop
  My focus is on the need for people to liberate their minds and to recognize the need for people to develop and change the way they think, perceive or make assumptions about disability and disabled people.

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These posters present disability in new ways that should generate further debate and discourse to broaden their perspective.