CAGS
CENTRE FOR ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE GLOBAL SOUTH IIIT BANGALORE
Persons with disabilities often are excluded from the mainstream of the society and denied their basic human rights. Discrimination against persons of disability take various forms, ranging from invidious discrimination, such as the denial of educational opportunities, to more subtle forms of discrimination, such as segregation and isolation because of the imposition of physical and social barriers. At the Centre for Accessibility in the Global South, we aim to RESEARCH, RETHINK AND RESPOND to these issues faced by the disabled community, through research, talks and courses.
WINTER SCHOOL DETAILS ANNOUNCED
CAGS
CENTRE FOR ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE GLOBAL SOUTH IIIT BANGALORE
Persons with disabilities often are excluded from the mainstream of the society and denied their basic human rights. Discrimination against persons of disability take various forms, ranging from invidious discrimination, such as the denial of educational opportunities, to more subtle forms of discrimination, such as segregation and isolation because of the imposition of physical and social barriers. At the Centre for Accessibility in the Global South, we aim to RESEARCH, RETHINK AND RESPOND to these issues faced by the disabled community, through research, talks and courses.
OUR WEBINAR SERIES: R-CubeD
RESEARCH, RETHINK & RESPOND TO DISABILITY
The R-CubeD webinar series is to renegotiate, extend and open up the academic space to alternative knowledge, and ways of doing research and modes of expression beyond the traditional structures, by providing a platform for diverse stakeholders such as disabled people, researchers from the academia, disabled people’s organizations, activists, corporates, and communities to come together for discussions and debates on what should drive forward the research on disability and technology. It aims to bring theory and practice together while contributing new, critical understandings on disability and the Global South.
PROF.ANITA
GHAI
Ambedkar University, New Delhi
OUR PAST SPEAKERS
MR.DIPENDRA MANOCHA
Daisy Consortium & Saksham Trust
PROF. KAREN SOLDATIC
Western Sydney University
ANNOUNCEMENT
WEBINAR #3
Karen Soldatić
Associate Professor, School of Social Sciences & Institute Fellow, Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University
TOPIC: Global Development, Sustainability and Digitisation: Disability Imaginaries in the Global South
