Role of stakeholders fro inclusion
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1) The document discusses the role of civil societies and stakeholders in advocating for inclusion of people with disabilities through campaigns and lobbying. 2) It highlights that while individuals form groups like families and communities, some are left out due to their differences and inabilities. 3) It argues that families and communities have a duty to help create inclusive societies by accepting and supporting people with disabilities through groups like parents support groups, disabled unions, and sibling networks.
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Role of stakeholders fro inclusion
- 1. Role of civil societies / stakeholders in inclusion through advocacy, campaign and lobbying EVERONE MEANS EVERYONE 3rd National Conference Multiple Disabilities and Deafblind at New Delhi on January 15, 2014 | Pauzagin Tonsing Centre for Community Initiative (CCI) Churachandpur, Manipur www.communityinitiative.in
- 2. We are born individual However come together and form a group. We form: family, friend circle, community, society individual family Friend circle soceity
- 3. Though we formed a group or though we are all social beings, some are left-out due to their incapability of doing things as other do, look different or think differently .
- 4. Insensitive public But its upto the family and the community to help create an inclusive society
- 5. i have a duty to tell my struggle we had The story of power of creating a community that helps each other
- 6. STAKEHOLDER FOR INCLUSION PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP Acceptance must begin from parents
- 7. CHURACHANDPUR DISTRICT DISABLED UNION
- 9. REACHING TO CIVIL SOCIETIES & PUBLIC
- 10. Our children with special needs are crowned with santa caps
- 11. Campaign for inclusion through Street play
- 13. …in 2014 plus … to go a step further than sensitisation... Only then can many many more try to do something about – not someone’s problem but everyone’s problem … put sensitisation into action for inclusion
- 14. …try inclusion by involving siblings, parents, families, civil societies, etc by involving everyone
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- We were born as individual but come together and form a group. We form a family, friend circle, society, community. When we form a group, there is belongingness to the group, we can share our thoughts, feeling, experiences; we participate in activities, adapting ourselves with the environment and members, it provide opportunities and the group protect from attacks or fight back in group. So, we are social animal, social being.
- To some who are new to the region I am going to talk about, my home state is Manipur in the northeastern region of India. My home district is Churachandpur bordering with Myanmar/Burma. It’s a tribal dominated area.. A population of 271,274 in 2011 of which male and female were 137,748 and 133,526 respectively. Average literacy rate of Churachandpur in 2011 were 84.29 though western education reached 80 years back. 94.5% lives in rural and 6.40 in urban. In a society which strongly adheres to its religious values, this region of North-East India has always had, until recently, a closed mind-set regarding disability, as something to be looked upon as an embarrassment or as taboo As there is no service or support where we can seek advice in the District before 2007, we empower ourselves by obtaining information through books, internet and random mails to various organisation who gave us valuable advice.