Inclusive Education in the global South? A Colombian perspective: ‘When you look towards the past, you see children with disabilities, and if you look towards the future, what you see is diverse learners
Services for people with Communication Disabilities in Uganda: supporting a new Speech and Language Therapy profession
Health Information-Seeking Behaviour of Visually Impaired Persons in Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria
Online Collective Identities for Autism: The Perspective of Brazilian Parents
Transnationalizing Disability Policy in Embedded Cultural-Cognitive Worldviews: the Case of Sub-Saharan Africa
A collection of brief case studies about creating, adapting, disseminating and exchanging locally-produced content. Includes a page of text on each case plus bulleted 'lessons learned', which are very valuable
A wide range of international case studies of grass-roots projects involved in communication for social change. Covers radio, theatre, video and the Internet and the participatory approaches they are employed in. Each case study gives a succinct overview which includes history, background, description of the media, outcomes and constraints
This publication presents eight case studies that demonstrate that effective and sustainable action depends on changes in people; those who make and influence decisions about development priorities and at village level those who change their everyday lives. The cases show that these changes depend on effective communication efforts. They also demonstrate that communication is more than just information, it is a two-way process involving asking and listening
