The aim of this blog is to critically appraise Nigerian Social Institutions, whilst professing innovative and creative ways of improved service provision within available resources but most importantly within safe ethical guidelines of social work during intervention, counselling and rehabilitation. Constructive feedback is encouraged - Happy reading!
Showing posts with label People with Disabilities (PWDs). Show all posts
Showing posts with label People with Disabilities (PWDs). Show all posts
Monday, December 23, 2013
Education of the Differently Abled Girl-child: To What End? | World Pulse
"When we educate differently abled girls, we probably are not doing it, so as to enable them become the next CEO or ED of a multinational company, but we are first and foremost guaranteeing them their basic, inalienable rights as humans and we are helping them reaffirm their worth and build their confidence in themselves and their capabilities which are limitless"
Education of the Differently Abled Girl-child: To What End? | World Pulse
Bose Speaks in Death | World Pulse
"*Bose allowed me record our interview for two reasons:
• She needed help urgently and she wanted me to share her voice with anyone who might be able to;
• She wanted other women to learn from her life story, so that they do not to fall victims of the same fate as she did.
In the interview, she tells a story of how her husband made her leave her well paying job immediately after he got a job; how he made her have three abortions while he was making babies with another woman; and how she could no longer have children of her own because of the abortions she’s had."
Bose Speaks in Death | World Pulse
• She needed help urgently and she wanted me to share her voice with anyone who might be able to;
• She wanted other women to learn from her life story, so that they do not to fall victims of the same fate as she did.
In the interview, she tells a story of how her husband made her leave her well paying job immediately after he got a job; how he made her have three abortions while he was making babies with another woman; and how she could no longer have children of her own because of the abortions she’s had."
Bose Speaks in Death | World Pulse
Sunday, November 17, 2013
InCLUDEus!
A short documentary that highlights one of the very many and avoidable challenges People With Disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria face when accessing public facilities.
In this video, I follow my friend Mrs Tosin Ishola on a trip around town, to witness first hand just how inaccessible the Nigerian built-up environment is.
InCLUDEus!
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